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April 14, 2009⁔his is our all-time favorite show, †exclaimed John and Tina Bruno of Flamingo Eventz, managers of the Ephemera Society of America annual show. They have managed the event for the past eight years,...
April 14, 2009As a chilly and blustery morning dawned Sunday, April 5, the dealers and shoppers at Elephant Trunk Country Flea Market were warmed by the excitement of another grand opening day of this venerable...
April 14, 2009Clarke Auction Gallery April 6 sale turned up the volume somewhat on what Ronan ⁒on †Clarke, the firm founder and owner, had characterized as a quiet start to this season sales in February...
April 14, 2009The Chester County Antiques Show dazzled the large crowds in attendance in its new home at the historic Westtown School over the weekend of March 20′2.
April 14, 2009Antiquorum Auctioneers†sale of important collectors†wristwatches, pocket watches and clocks on March 4 and 5 realized the impressive sum of $8,707,724.
April 14, 2009Bob Four and Tony Fusco really know how to put together an art show. Back for the second year, the mood was buoyant at their AD 20/21 fair showcasing art and design of the Twentieth and Twenty-First Centuries...
April 14, 2009Anna Richards Brewster (1870‱952) came to maturity in America Gilded Age when increasing numbers of women sought to become professional artists in the face of daunting odds and societal inhibitions....
April 7, 2009The view from Phil Zea office tucked in back of the sprawling Historic Deerfield campus offers a glimpse into early American life. One can barely hear the passing cars as they traverse the road behind...
April 7, 2009The Ramapo, N.Y., Police Department is investigating a burglary that occurred on or about March 20, where a number of paintings and antiques were stolen.
April 7, 2009A quirky and attractive mix of merchandise spread out among hundreds of booths brought buyers out in hordes for Stella Shows†popular Pier Antiques Show at Pier 94 March 14 and 15.
April 7, 2009Paul Revere 1768 copperplate engraving of the British troops landing at Boston, the first such image to come to auction in nearly a century, sold on the phone for a record price of $469,000 at Northeast...
April 7, 2009The Museum of the City of New York has gifted two Aesthetic Movement period rooms originally from the home of John D. Rockefeller at 4 West 54th Street to the Metropolitan Museum and the Virginia Museum...
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