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April 20, 2010Dealers, promoter Susan Franks and customers were all cheering the results of their four days at the Original Round Top Antiques Festival, March 31⁁pril 3.-
April 20, 2010On March 23, Vito Peri (1936′010) passed away after a long struggle with a debilitating, inherited disease. As a youth, Vito was exposed to magnificent artifacts removed from various old Philadelphia...
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April 20, 2010Marie-Louise Fredyma of Hanover died Monday, April 12, after a short illness. She was nationally recognized for her knowledge of American coin and sterling silverware and American art glass.
April 20, 2010Longtime antique clock shopowner Igor Tociapski died on March 12, at the age of 80. His antique clock shop on the corner of Chepstow Villas was the first to be established in Ledbury Road in the mid-1960s.
April 20, 2010It is not often that artifacts dating back to the 1600s from early Dutch and British settlements are uncovered in New York. ⁗here New York Began: Archeology at the South Ferry Terminal, †presents...
April 20, 2010For the first time since 1927, Alva Vanderbilt extravagant collection of more than 300 Medieval and Renaissance art objects has been reassembled for display at Marble House, in the Gothic Room that...
April 20, 2010Customers returned in great numbers to Marburger Farm Antiques Show on March 30, opening day for this twice yearly, five-day affair.
April 20, 2010A good assortment of antiques and decorative arts created quite a bit of interest in lower Westchester County on March 28, bringing strong prices throughout the daylong sale at Clarke Auction Gallery.
April 20, 2010The publicity had been intense and the excitement palpable in the weeks leading up to the sale of Thomas A. Gray collection conducted by Brunk Auctions at the Salem Academy March 29 that attained a final...
April 20, 2010Friday and Saturday, April 16 and 17, were more banner days at Bertoia Auctions as the third sale of the Donald Kaufman Collection drew the attention of a full house of bidders.
April 13, 2010Elephant Trunk manager Greg Baecker said, ⁉⁶e opened on Easter Sunday before, but this year rumors were flying that I am selling the ⁔runk††guess this puts those rumors to rest! †He...
April 13, 2010If ever a state was blessed with qualities suited to Impressionist painters, it is California. With its year-round natural beauty, abundant flora, scenic mountains, dramatic shoreline and effulgent sunshine,...
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