Article: Art & Antiques Magazine.(Brief Article)

Article: BBC Homes & Antiques Magazine.
Marketing Week;  April 5, 2001 ;     32 words ...BBC Homes & Antiques Magazine is marketing its 100th issue by linking up with the Victoria & Albert Museum to produce a special 24-page supplement. The May issue will also be supported by a poster campaign.

Article: Medic's relic.(News)
Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland);  August 20, 2005 ;     26 words ...Patient Craig Blackburn, 42, found a copy of Discovering Antiques magazine from 1971 in a GP's waiting room while waiting to see his doctor last week in Keighley,Yorkshire

Article: Corporate collectors
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel;  February 26, 1996 ;     42 words ...The "best corporate art collections in the country" are identified in the January issue of Art & Antiques magazine. The top four are: Reader's Digest, Pleasantville, N.Y.; the Progressive Companies, Cleveland; Microsoft, Redmond, Wash.; and Chase Manhattan, New York.

Article: New in New York
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel;  August 14, 1996 ;     39 words ...John Wolfe has been appointed director of communications at the Museum of Modern Art, New York. Wolfe was formerly editor-in-chief of Art & Antiques magazine, and a senior editor of Advertising Age magazine. He is a 1974 graduate of Boston College.

Article: AXA Art Collaborates with Art & Antiques Magazine to Spotlight Mid-Century Modern & Contemporary Design During Art Basel Miami Beach.
PR Newswire;  December 6, 2007 ;     700+ words ......co-presentation, together with Art & Antiques Magazine, of the Design Breakfast Roundtable...co-hosting this event with Art & Antiques Magazine. It's a special occasion for our...collections. Co-hosts AXA Art and Art & Antiques Magazine have chosen an impressive panel ...

Article: Celebrities mask their fame, raise money for charity.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service;  April 15, 2002 ;     423 words ......Children's Cancer Society, and was sponsored by Art and Antiques Magazine. The celebrities set the starting bid for their work. The...said Tracey Krause, special events coordinator for Art and Antiques magazine. She said Californians have a special interest in Hollywood...

Article: We've been ad over art.(News)
The People (London, England);  August 15, 2004 ;     81 words ...POLICE appealed for information about a stolen painting in an antiques magazine only to find it advertised FOR SALE in the same issue. They have now collected the pounds 3,500 painting which was taken from a...

Article: Musical child.(Features)
Western Mail (Cardiff, Wales);  February 2, 2008 ;     114 words ......Today, their popularity has slipped a little and, as such, prices have dropped. Yours would be worth around pounds 50 at auction. CAPTION(S): Questions taken from the current issue of BBC Homes &Antiques magazine - on sale now, pounds 3.30

Article: Brighton is top resort.(News)
The Journal (Newcastle, England);  May 18, 2006 ;     55 words ......for its popular beaches, thriving arts scene and buzzing nightlife, pipped Whitby in North Yorkshire. In third place was St Ives in Cornwall. Nearly 6,000 people took part in the poll which was conducted by BBC Homes & Antiques magazine.

Article: Mixed fortunes; ASK THE ANTIQUES ROAD SHOW EXPERTS.(News)
Western Mail (Cardiff, Wales);  September 6, 2008 ;     106 words ......has not suffered any wear. The white areas are part of the style and the piece was fired at a high temperature. Its value is around pounds 100. Questions taken from the current issue of BBC Homes &Antiques magazine - on sale now, pounds 3.30

Article: Cops pic up a lead.(News)
Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland);  August 16, 2004 ;     75 words ...POLICE appealed for information on a stolen painting in an antiques magazine - - which had the artwork advertised for auction. Hundreds of callers rang in to say the sale notice was three pages after the...

Article: Quiz of the day
Birmingham Mail;  January 10, 2006 ;     80 words ......mistreatment of teenage recruits? 4. Which singer has been voted the world's most eccentric celebrity by BBC Homes & Antiques magazine? ANSWERS: 1. Former sports minister Tony Banks. 2. EasyJet. 3. Catterick Garrison, North Yorkshire. 4. Bjork.

Article: Sixties' top era for a trip in time
The Independent - London;  April 12, 1996 ;     139 words ......future came a surprisingly close second with an 18-per-cent vote in the Mori poll of 886 adults conducted for BBC Homes and Antiques Magazine. Joint third with 10 per cent of votes was the Victorian age and the 1920s and 1930s - most popular with those aged over...

Article: Art students' showcase to go on display for a month
Western Morning News, The Plymouth (UK);  January 12, 2007 ;     220 words ......Emmy-Gai Palmer, whose work was recently photographed for an article to appear in a future edition of the BBC Homes and Antiques magazine. Glass artist Nina Stanyak, photographers Sarah Abrams, Ken Purdie and Tony Cobley and artist Paul Hannon will also be...