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February 26, 2008Fred H. Bennett, 88, died February 15 at Bethel Health Care Center. A resident of Newtown since 1962, Mr Bennett was the owner of Poverty Hollow Antiques until his retirement in 1998.
February 26, 2008In a world of look-alike fairs, the Nashville Antiques and Garden Show is unto itself †half antiques, half gardens (& etcetera), and 100 percent over the top.
February 26, 2008From 1880 to the outbreak of World War I, American brilliant-cut glass was a popular luxury product among the country elite. More than 100 superb examples are on view in the new exhibition ⁔he Brilliant...
February 26, 2008⁏nce upon a time, there was a prince and a princess, and that exactly how a description of the Murphys should begin,†writer Donald Ogden Stewart once observed of Sara and Gerald Murphy. Attractive,...
February 26, 2008Art ruled the day at Ron Bourgeault February Weekend Auction this past Friday through Sunday, February 22′4, or perhaps better put, art ruled all three days of the popular Northeast Auctions event.
February 26, 2008Hesse Galleries sold a stoneware cooler for a record $58,300 at auction on February 16. The cooler was part of the Margaret (Jane) Merrick estate from Cooperstown, N.Y.
February 26, 2008There was more than fun at the official auctions of the Florida United Numismatics (FUN) convention January 10‱3 when Heritage Auction Galleries mounted its second largest coin and currency auction ever,...
February 26, 2008A revitalized Heart of Country Antiques Show debuted Valentine Day weekend at Gaylord Opryland Hotel. It was as if American country furniture and folk art had been discovered all over again.
February 26, 2008On January 25′7, Green Valley Auctions grossed more than more than $368,000 during its sixth annual winter cataloged and uncataloged sale of Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century glass and lighting with...
February 26, 2008Visitors can step into the past and see images of Winterthur when it was the private home of Henry Francis du Pont and his family in ⁄ouble Vision: 1930s Design at Winterthur,†on view March 8⁍ay...-
February 26, 2008Jonathan Rickard offers his remembrances of S. Robert Teitelman over the years.
February 19, 2008If Americana is your thing, especially the sort that is Pennsylvanian in nature, the place to have been over the first weekend in February was the York Fairgrounds for yet another edition of the Original...
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