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March 9, 2010Edna Earl Boyett Bowling, 91, died February 17, at the Arbor Nursing Facility in Ridgeland. She had been the proprietress of Cottage Antiques, which she opened on North State Street in Jackson, Miss.,...
March 9, 2010A rare, recently excavated ancient Roman dining set consisting of 20 silver objects †one of only three such sets from the region of Pompeii known to exist in the world †and an important ancient Greek...
March 9, 2010Opryland USA was again the home for 67 antiques dealers dealing primarily in early American furniture, home furnishings and folk art at the Heart of Country Antiques Show, February 18′0.
March 9, 2010Anyone wanting to immerse themselves in American history needed only attend the Guilford Antiques Show, conducted for the 41st time this year February 20 and 21, at the Elizabeth Adams School.
March 9, 2010The Brandywine River Museum offers a chance to return to childhood and to enchant children through an exhibition featuring original illustrations from award-winning books. ⁄rawing from a Story: Illustrations...
March 2, 2010On February 20, three butter prints were reported stolen from an exhibitor booth at the Holliston Antiques Show.
March 2, 2010When Art Nouveau swept the world in the late Nineteenth and early Twentieth Centuries, its first Canadian port of call was that most French of cities, Montreal. Paramount among the Art Nouveau objects...
March 2, 2010Estate-fresh merchandise wooed the capacity crowds during the first sale of the 2010 auction season at Thomaston Place Auction Galleries over the weekend of February 6 and 7.
March 2, 2010Jenkins Management Tailgate Antiques Show filled three buildings at Tennessee Fairgrounds with antiques, dealers and customers †all looking for that special piece of Americana.
March 2, 2010The Speed Art Museum will present ⁔he Most Famous People in the World: Karsh 100,†on view from March 12 to June 27. Organized by the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, this exhibition presents iconic portraits...
March 2, 2010Experiencing what management termed the ost successful preview in the event history,†the Seventh Annual Palm Beach Jewelry, Art & Antique Show opened on Saturday, February 13.
March 2, 2010On Thursday, March 11, Neue Galerie New York will open ⁏tto Dix,†the first solo museum exhibition of works by German artist Otto Dix held in North America.
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