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April 1, 2008Claudia Glassman, 62, vintage textiles dealer of Brimfield, Mass., died peacefully at home on March 21, after a brief illness.
April 1, 2008Masters of the genre such as Chet Reneson, Brett Smith and John Swan are among ten featured artists that fill the pages of The Fine Art Of Angling, by Diane K. Inman
March 25, 2008There was plenty here to see at the March 1-2 edition of the Morristown Armory Antiques Show, an event known for its diversity.-
March 25, 2008Wayne Robert Adams, the managing partner of American Decorative Arts and its subsidiary, Crow Run Gallery, a private, customer-based antiques service, died on March 15, at his home after a battle...
March 25, 2008It was standing room only at the Deforest Comfort Inn Convention Center where Wayne Yoder conducted a sale on February 9 as occupational shaving mugs, stoneware and art pottery collections went on the block.
March 25, 2008St Charles Gallery kicked off its 2008 season with a well attended and highly competitive sale February 16 and 17. The two-day auction included more than 1,300 lots of fine English, French, American and Oriental...
March 25, 2008Embracing "luxury recycling," Stella Show Mgmt Co. opened its spring edition of the Pier Antiques Show on March 15, featuring everything from repurposed industrial items and painted furniture to gently...
March 25, 2008Dozens of dazzling Oriental rugs and textiles will be the centerpiece of ⁗oven Splendor from Timbuktu to Tibet: Exotic Rugs and Textiles from New York Collectors, †a major New-York Historical Society...
March 25, 2008The fascinating stories that emanated from the most recent sale at Northeast Auctions were as varied, numerous and interesting as the nearly 2,000 lots of merchandise that auctioneer Ron Bourgeault cycled...-
March 25, 2008Scheduling conflicts at Gaylord Opryland Hotel have forced St Louis, Mo., based show promoter Kramer Hunkins & Associates to reschedule the Heart of Country Antiques Show, typically on Valentine...
March 25, 2008⁁ngel Gabriel, †the 72-inch-long iron weathervane that came to wide attention when it was stolen, recovered and returned to its owner, the White Church Association, has been acquired by a private...
March 25, 2008On March 2, nearly 1,000 people packed the 70-booth Cross River Winter Antiques Show in Westchester County.
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