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29 Apr 2008Philadelphia dressing tables, New England hutch tables and writing armchairs, decorated Pennsylvania...
29 Apr 2008New Hampshire auctioneer Richard W. Withington died peacefully in his sleep on April 29. A born showman...
29 Apr 2008Unlike years past when the Westchester Glass Club Collectors Glass Show and Sale had to endure almost...
29 Apr 2008Poulin Auctions had its most successful firearms sale to date, grossing $1.5 million March 7‹. The sale...
29 Apr 2008A carved and painted Punch cigar store figure attributed to the shop of Samuel Robb brought out dealers...
29 Apr 2008Tradition was upended this year when the 47-year-old Philadelphia Antiques Show abandoned the tried and true,...
29 Apr 2008The Philadelphia Museum of Art has completed the funding of its share in the joint acquisition of Thomas...
29 Apr 2008Harold Rothstein, a collector inspired by Eighteenth Century American arts, architecture and lifestyle,...
29 Apr 2008Gregory Scott Berry died at his home in Westminster in mid-April after suffering a heart attack. He was 59.
29 Apr 2008On April 24, Charles A. Manghis, a Nantucket scrimshaw artist and dealer, was charged in US District...
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