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27 Oct 2009Collectors and dealers gathered eagerly for the Willis Henry Auctions Shaker sale on the grounds of the Fruitlands...
27 Oct 2009Before rock-and-roll became cliché, it had many handmaidens. Among the most willing were the professional...
27 Oct 2009Stunning dolls collected during his lifetime by W. Richard Wright made believers of several cynics when...
27 Oct 2009Twice each year for 42 years now, there have been antiques shows in this tiny village in the Brazos Hills...
27 Oct 2009Ralph Willard, antiques dealer turned antiques show manager, continued his charming country antiques...
27 Oct 2009The Original Round Top Antiques Festival is the big draw and a large part of why several thousand antiques...
27 Oct 2009The Norton Museum is celebrating the life, architecture and landscape of New York City with two concurrent...
27 Oct 2009Marburger Farm Antiques Show, September 29⁏ctober 3, was the gathering place for about 400 exhibiting...
27 Oct 2009⁁lbrecht Dürer: Impressions of the Renaissance, †an exhibition organized by the Frances Lehman...
27 Oct 2009For more than 30 years, James D. Julia has conducted an annual major end-of-summer auction, usually at various...
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