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Q&A: Joseph Weaver
Hundreds of years ago, before adhesives were available in the Western world, broken ceramic vessels could be repaired with metal staples or rivets. Small holes would be drilled into the piece, stap. Read Full Article.
Skinner’s Americana Auction Brings More Than $2.25 Million
MARLBOROUGH, MASS. – August 11, day one of Skinner’s Americana sale, featured the collection of Marilyn and Don Forke, of Lincoln, Neb. They collected Pilgrim Century and Eighteenth Century fur. Read Full Article.
Gaglio’s MidWeek Celebrates 25 Years
MANCHESTER, N.H. – Twenty-five years have passed since show manager Frank Gaglio jumped into the lion’s den and laid the foundation for Antiques Week in New Hampshire. At the time, the only gir. Read Full Article.
Americana Continues Its Reign At The Deerfield Antiques Show
DEERFIELD, N.H. – Build it and they will come. A corollary might be build it better and they will keep coming. That has been the mantra of the Gurley family – brother and sister Josh and Rachel. Read Full Article.
In The Beginning: Milford Show Launches Antiques Week In NH
MILFORD, N.H. – Think of the Milford Antiques Show, this time marking its 8th year of participating in the weeklong feeding frenzy known as Antiques Week in New Hampshire, as a primordial source for. Read Full Article.
Cloister Allegorical Watercolor Lights Up Cordier’s Sale
HARRISBURG, PENN. — An allegorical watercolor made by the last surviving member of the Snow Hill Cloister was one of the top lots at Cordier Auctions & Appraisals’ August 17 sale, bringing . Read Full Article.
Chinese Famille Rose Deer Vase Leaps To Top Of Kaminski Sale
BEVERLY, MASS. — Kaminski Auctions presented a collection of Asian porcelains from a Wellesley, Mass., collector in its August 17-18 sale, as well as Chinese art, porcelain, scrolls, furniture an. Read Full Article.
Obama’s High School Basketball Jersey Sinks A Three-Pointer At Heritage Auctions
DALLAS — A 1978-79 President Barack Obama game-worn Punahou (Hawai’i) high school basketball jersey drew bids from more than two dozen collectors before closing at $120,000 in Heritage Auctions. Read Full Article.
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