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June 16, 2009Margaret Scott ⁓cotty †Carter, 83, a well-known and respected antiques dealer, died Wednesday, June 10.
June 16, 2009Kent Taylor Gilyard, founder of Gilyard Antique Lumber & Antiques, died June 11, at age 68.
June 16, 2009Northeast Auctions provided a springtime tonic for bidders at its May 17 auction where they enjoyed wider than usual buying opportunities. Museum-quality objects were not exactly affordable, but certainly...
June 16, 2009Opening at the Metropolitan Museum of Art on June 23, ⁁fghanistan: Hidden Treasures from the National Museum, Kabul, †celebrates the country unique role, as both the recipient of diverse cultural...
June 16, 2009For centuries Freemasons around the world have adhered to the principles of fraternity, charity and truth laid out in the circa 1390 Regius manuscript. Cloaked in mystery for nearly as long, Freemasonry...
June 16, 2009Through a retrospective of the works of Abraham-Louis Breguet (1747‱823) being presented in the Louvre Sully Wing from June 25 to September 7, visitors will discover the art of watchmaking at its apogee.
June 16, 2009More than 200 eager buyers packed into Dominick J. Navarra Hyde Park Country Auctions's May 17 event that offered country Americana and other desirable antiques and collectibles.
June 16, 2009⁉ have great news for you, †Donna Burk, manager of the Greater York Antiques Show, said, ⁗e had the best May show we have had in years. †
June 16, 2009⁉t was a success, but it wasn⁴, †Bob Goodrich said several days after the close of his York One-Day Antiques Market on May 29 at the York Fairgrounds. This show, designed to fit the economy, was ⁷hat...
June 16, 2009After a rather informal checking of watches, the doors to the Historic East Berlin Antiques Show opened on time to the largest preview gate in the show 12-year history
June 16, 2009Billed as an ⁁uction Spectacular †and ⁆urniture Buyer Dream, Carden Family Auction Services's recent sale featured more than 150 pieces of high-quality furniture.
June 16, 2009Brookfield Auction Service officially launched its auction house with its first sale, May 30, at the Litchfield Fire House.
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