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17 Aug 2012There is Magic in Manchester, and while it is spread about among all the events of Antiques Week...
17 Aug 2012The Cahoon Museum has purchased a major furniture work by Ralph Cahoon called ⁓heba and Solomon,†which...
17 Aug 2012⁉f you build it right, they will come,†Aarne Anton of American Primitive Gallery, New York...
17 Aug 2012It is impossible to say if ⁐aint, Pattern & People: Furniture of Southeastern Pennsylvania,...
17 Aug 2012Long a destination for summer residents and those seeking respite from the hustle and bustle...
17 Aug 2012When longtime and eminent Boston art dealer Alfred J. Walker decided to downsize just one of his several...
17 Aug 2012Textiles to clothe and comfort, to shelter and communicate or merely adorn present a thoughtful...
17 Aug 2012Antiques in Manchester, The Collector Fair, the new show in town and latest addition to Antiques...
17 Aug 2012⁆our hundred and eighty-one people were on line for early buying Tuesday at 8 am, and they...
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