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November 4, 2008The sixth year of B&D Johnson Greenwich Fall Antiques Show brought nearly 50 exhibitors to the Greenwich Civic Center on a splendid, peak fall foliage weekend, October 18 and 19.
November 4, 2008Appearing nonchalantly amid the approximately 1,000 lots offered recently at Freeman was a small and unassuming selection of Russian cloisonné that created quite a ruckus as pieces left the auction...
November 4, 2008Although the field at the Elephant Trunk Country Flea Market was only about one-third filled this past Sunday, November 2, the parking area was overflowing with the vehicles of prospective buyers anxiously...
November 4, 2008E. Ambrose Webster (1869‱935), the major American modernist whose landscape paintings even today remain innovative, is the focus of two exhibitions and a new 240-page monograph.
November 4, 2008As the ADA/Historic Deerfield Antiques Show opened October 11 after the worst week in Wall Street history, buyers came in unprecedented numbers, resulting in a gate increase of over ten percent over...
November 4, 2008Although their civilization endured merely two centuries, the unparalleled sophistication and complexity of the Aztec empire is revealed through the artifacts unearthed from this remarkable Fourteenth...
November 4, 2008Dozens of patriotic images are on display at Norman Rockwell Museum in a new exhibition, ⁏ver the Top: American Posters from World War I, †opening November 8 and running through January 25. This timely...
October 28, 2008Shelby Antiques Show edition on October 1‴ at Harmony Hall, followed the same pattern it has had for 25 years now, making it one of the longest running shows in the Round Top Antiques Week.
October 28, 2008The Marburger Farm Antiques Show was created as a tailgate to other activities in Round Top and adjoining towns but has become one of the largest single shows in the twice yearly festival for antiques...
October 28, 2008For just one week twice each year this tiny Texas town population swells from 77 to tens of thousands as the Original Round Top Antiques Fair draws shoppers, collectors, dealers and decorators from...
October 28, 2008Rifle Hall Antiques Show, the first of all the antiques event in this small Texas village to debut in 1968, was again a success September 30 through October 4, under the direction of Ralph Willard, the owner...
October 28, 2008From an ancient Roman snake bracelet to a ceremonial Chinese headdress to a Tiffany & Co. glittering necklace, ⁂edazzled: 5,000 Years of Jewelry†highlights more than 200 pieces from the Walters...
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