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August 26, 2008On August 17, a valuable Seward Johnson bronze sculpture titled ⁔ime Up,†depicting a policeman, was stolen from the corner of Broad Street and Greyrock Place, opposite Macy. The theft occurred...
August 26, 2008Reported stolen from the Mid*Week in Manchester Antiques Show, August 6‷, was a hooked rug depicting an affable fluffy white dog. The white dog is surrounded by a field of grey and blue colors. The professionally...
August 26, 2008Start of Manchester Antiques Show, smallest of New Hampshire Antique Week general line shows, had the highest attendance in its 11-year history for a full house of exhibiting dealers.
August 26, 2008It was standing room only at the St Charles Gallery sale July 26′7 at an auction offering many fine antiques, including property from the estates of former St Louis Cathedral organist Dr Elise M. Cambon...
August 26, 2008The auction of the Robert Lesser robot and space toy collection went out with a bang in a phone and online sale conducted by the Smith House Toy & Auction Company. The sale broke house records for length...
August 26, 2008An impressive array of fine sports memorabilia and cards offered by SCP Auctions was eagerly received by hundreds of collectors who participated in its July 12 Internet auction. The 507 lots in the sale...-
August 26, 2008Minna Rosenblatt, a leading figure among the first generation of antiques dealers responsible for the 1950s revival of Tiffany lamps and French, Austrian and American art glass from the Art Nouveau period,...
August 26, 2008A routine, though unexplainable, happening marks the opening of the New Hampshire Antiques Show where a handful of buyers will wait in line wait for hours to be, if not, first, through the gate then among...
August 26, 2008A major international exhibition opening September 13 at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, ⁁rt in the Age of Steam: Europe, America and the Railway, 1830‱960,†will capture the excitement and range...
August 26, 2008If it raining, it has to be Mid*Week in Manchester. Such was the case again this year as people began lining up for the opening of this popular show on Tuesday morning, August 5.
August 26, 2008Robert M. Mardirosian, 74, a retired lawyer charged in 2007 by federal authorities of possessing, transporting and attempting to sell paintings allegedly stolen by a former client, now deceased, was found...
August 26, 2008The August 7 edition of Flamingo Eventz's Granite State Book & Ephemera Fair offered a balanced mix of dealers showing maps and prints, post cards, posters and books.
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