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Wendell Garrett Honored At AAA Awards Luncheon

01 May 2007

The Appraisers Association of America (AAA) conducted its annual luncheon and awards presentation on April...
Navy Pier Show Offers Brisk Start To Philadelphia Antiques Week

01 May 2007

Barry Cohen and Jim Burk organize the Navy Pier show, the largest of Antiques Week in Philadelphia⁳...
Arts Of Pennsylvania Shine At 2007 Philadelphia Antiques Show

01 May 2007

Despite heavy rains, buyers poured through the doors. When the Philadelphia Antiques Show closed April...
The Original 23rd Street Armory Antiques Show

01 May 2007

Frank Gaglio⁳ 23rd Street Armory Antiques Show as usual, looked fine with a nice mix of folk art, furniture,...
Lanceray Bronzes Command Top Money At Grand View

01 May 2007

Four bronzes by Eugene Lanceray, the prodigiously talented Russian sculptor, painter, illustrator and maker...
Rare Mormon Books, Historic Bible And American Judaica Bring Record Prices

01 May 2007

Spirited bidding at Swann Galleries†March 22 auction of printed and manuscript Americana yielded record...
The lack CatMovie Poster Stars At Heritage Auction

01 May 2007

Heritage Auction Galleries†auction of Vintage Movie Posters, held March 30 and 31, set a new world...
Shorebirds, Ducks And Fish Decoys Fly In St Charles

01 May 2007

Active bidding was once again registered at Guyette and Schmidt⁳ recent decoy auction, April 26 and 27, with...
Hospital Show To Move To Navy Pier In 2008

01 May 2007

The Philadelphia Antiques Show will move to the Cruise Terminal at Pier 1 at Philadelphia⁳ Navy Yard...
Chipstone Foundation Captures Heart And Crown Great Chair

01 May 2007

Antique Associates At West Townsend (AAAWT) recently offered a private, single-owner collection titled...

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