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April 7, 2009The inaugural D.C. Spring Antiques Show offered an expansive display area inside the cavernous Walter E. Washington Convention Center that was chock-full with an attractive and varied selection of antiques.
April 7, 2009Hidden away in the deep South for more than two decades, an upstate New York water cooler made a stellar showing at Crocker Farm March 21 auction, as the first lot of around 300 lots of American stoneware...
April 7, 2009The Connecticut Spring Antiques Show once again proved itself as one of the country's leading venues for showcasing American furniture and decorative accessories made prior to the year 1840.
April 7, 2009An anonymous bidder acquired the ⁋ing of Cowboys †Roy Rogers†OM-45 Deluxe Martin guitar at Christie on April 3 for $554,500.-
April 7, 2009As the antiquing phenomenon known as Brimfield gets ready to observe a olden †anniversary, six of the event promoters are suing the town, claiming that they are being taxed illegally for emergency...
April 7, 2009Arthur Carter, a celebrated artist in the Modernist tradition, will show approximately 95 of his works at New York University's fine arts museum, the Grey Art Gallery, from April 16 to 29.
March 31, 2009The architecture and decorative arts designed in California more than a century ago by brothers Charles and Henry Greene are at last being recognized as among the finest work of the American Arts and Crafts...
March 31, 2009Celebrating 40 years as a leading fundraising affair for the Winnetka Community House, the Winnetka Antiques Show was conducted there March 6‸.
March 31, 2009The Winnetka Woman Club Antiques Show was sold out of dealer space for the club 11th annual affair March 6‹, conducted in its own facility and in meeting rooms of Christ Church across the street...
March 31, 2009The Thomasville Antiques Show offered more than 40 exhibitors and a variety of merchandise with exhibits of most styles and objects.
March 31, 2009Skinner fine jewelry sale on March 17 grossed $1,768,021, achieving the sale high estimate.
March 31, 2009Kaminski Auctions†recent fine art and estates auction attracted bidders both locally in Massachusetts and internationally via phone and live online bidding.
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