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June 17, 2008EARLY DEADLINES For the issue dated July 11th Due...
June 17, 2008Dealers came from 17 states to take part in the ever-popular Greater York Antiques Show and Sale for May 30″1.
June 17, 2008The exhibition ⁓ilversmiths to the Nation: Thomas Fletcher and Sidney Gardiner, 1808‱842,†on view at Winterthur Museum & Country Estate July 4⁓eptember 21, is the first to focus solely on the work...-
June 17, 2008Alfred A. ⁒eo†Giangrande, age 67, died at his home on May 30. He was born in Boston on February 3, 1941, to Richard Giangrande and Caroline (Ghelfi) Giangrande.
June 17, 2008In connection with the 2008 Glens Falls centennial, The Hyde Collection celebrates ⁁ Glens Falls Legacy: The Pruyn Family†with two related exhibitions on view through August 24.
June 17, 2008A bidder on the phone from Texas and another in Fontaine Auction Gallery saleroom battled over a Howard #61 astronomical floor clock on June 14, pushing it to a final price of $195,000.
June 17, 2008About 100 ancient weapons of the renowned Guttmann collection were the highlights of Hermann Historica 54th auction, filling the auction room with bidders and suspense as soon as the sale began.
June 17, 2008Carefully gathered antiques and accessories provided bidders with much choice at Hap Moore May 31 sale, attracting a strong crowd that remained energetic to the very end.
June 17, 2008Newport estates were a surefire draw for dealers and collectors at a May 28 auction conducted by Gustave J.S. White Auction Co., at Newport County Auction Gallery.
June 17, 2008The Frist Center for the Visual Arts opens ⁃olor as Field: American Painting, 1950‱975†June 20.
June 17, 2008⁗e were delighted with the show; attendance was up from last year, and all of our exhibitors are planning to return next year,†Gretchen Davis, show manager, said at the close of the 11th annual Historic...
June 17, 2008As Memorial Day traditionally kicks off summer, so, too, the Brandywine River Museum antiques show starts off the summer antiques show circuit in good stead.
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