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May 5, 2009The quirks of a new venue seemed all but sorted out as the Philadelphia Antiques Show returned to the Navy Yard on April 17′1 for a second time.
May 5, 2009Eclectic posters designed through the Works Progress Administration in the 1930s and early 1940s are on display at the James A. Michener Art Museum through August 2.
May 5, 2009An Adams-Carter Class III 1804 $1 coin sold for $2.3 million April 30, as part of Heritage Auction Galleries†Platinum Night Auction at the Central States Numismatic Society annual convention.
May 5, 2009Freeman ended its two-day American furniture, decorative and folk arts, American design and American Indian art sales April 20 that coincided with the Philadelphia Antiques Show and the 23rd Street...
May 5, 2009⁐aintings From the Reign of Victoria: The Royal Holloway Collection, London †will be on view May 7 to July 26 at the Yale Center for British Art.
May 5, 2009A rare lawyer occupational shaving mug was bid to an impressive $7,762 at Wayne Yoder April 16 sale at the DeForest Comfort Inn.
April 28, 2009The Original Round Top Antiques Fair drew big crowds to this small Texas village for its April 1‴ events, which encompassed The Big Red Barn and Carmine Dance Hall antiques shows.
April 28, 2009Bloomsbury March 25′6 auction of photographs, travel, military, natural history, maps and atlases was a successful, bumper two-day sale and a true embodiment of the omething for everyone †maxim,...
April 28, 2009The Dedham Historical Society, founded in 1859, is celebrating its 150th anniversary with a special exhibit including some of its most important and rarely seen items. The new exhibit remains on view for the remainder...
April 28, 2009Ralph Willard opened Rifle Hall Americana Antiques Show with a fresh sparkle and Americana antiques March 31 through April 4.
April 28, 2009New owners sold out their 400 exhibit spaces at Marburger Farm for the most recent gathering, which opened to clear skies on March 31 for thousands of visitors.
April 28, 2009I.M. Chait third annual Asia Week auction brought out buyers who were able to sweep entire categories at prices within or slightly higher than catalog estimates. One important item, however, exceeded...
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