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July 15, 2008An exhibition commemorating the 100th birthday of former New York Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller (July 8, 1908⁊anuary 26, 1979) is on view through October 12 at the Empire State Plaza and New York State...-
July 15, 2008Florence ⁆lorie †Corbin, 91, founder and owner of Three Ravens Antiques and a longtime resident at Huntington Common, died July 7 at her home.
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July 15, 2008Edward E. Herguth, of Independent Appraisers and Auctioneers, died unexpectedly June 26, at the age of 57.
July 15, 2008The second annual June Festival of Antiques brought just under 100 dealers from all over the East Coast to the Gloucester County 4-H Fairgrounds June 14 .
July 15, 2008More than 100 dazzling miniature works of art are featured in ⁉mperishable Beauty: Art Nouveau Jewelry, †organized by the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (MFA), where it is on view July 23⁎ovember...
July 15, 2008The Litchfield County Antiques Show, a swank event with a good cross section of antiques, featured 40 dealers in a two-day show in late June.
July 15, 2008For the 26th consecutive year, the second weekend of June filled the polo grounds of this Hartford suburb with antiques offered by dealers from throughout the Eastern half of the United States.
July 8, 2008Boscobel House and Gardens' new exhibition gallery on the lower floor of the historic Boscobel House is being inaugurated with ‘⁔he Glorious Scenery Must Ever Excite› Nineteenth Century American...
July 8, 2008A diverse array of items shattered their sales estimates at Thomaston Place Auction Galleries†May 31⁊une 1 auction due to aggressive bidding from a worldwide audience, with pieces of Russian silver...
July 8, 2008The 11th annual Sculpture Objects & Functional Art Fair, commonly known as SOFA, brought record sales and crowds to the Park Avenue Armory for its May 29⁊une 1 edition.
July 8, 2008A strangely contemporary mix of fashion, politics and music, across half a millennium, marked the top results of R&R auction, which concluded on May 14.
July 8, 2008This summer, visitors to the Philadelphia Museum of Art will reach into the vest pocket of an Eighteenth Century master furniture craftsman and pull out his secret guide to pricing furniture in colonial...
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