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October 29, 2007Mechanical banks from the collection of Stephen and Marilyn Steckbeck skyrocketed to $7.7 million at Morphy Auctions on Saturday, October 27.-
October 29, 2007Byrd Drucker, 78, founder of Drucker Antiques, died on October 25.
October 29, 2007Revered, along with Picasso, as a great pioneer of Modern art, Henri Matisse (1869-1954) utilized radical innovations in his influential paintings and sculptures. His mastery of painted works †and cutouts...-
October 29, 2007Owen James Groark Jr of Centerville, Mass., and Naples, Fla., died Monday, October 22, after a long illness. He was often seen at many antiques shows in and around Fairfield County, Conn., where he assisted...
October 23, 2007The Ludlow Antiques Show proves its worth annually as it mightily rises to the occasion and transforms an average Friday autumn evening in this small ski-town into a blistering hot event on the show circuit.
October 23, 2007The last stop for folks heading home from the weekend quintet of shows, Antiques in Vermont conducted at Riley Rink at Hunter Park marked its 23rd year on October 7.
October 23, 2007People who say that there are no characters left in the antiques business do not know Carl L. Crossman, the grand master of the China trade for the past 40 years. Crossman was only two years out of Wesleyan...
October 23, 2007Up here, seemingly at the top of Vermont, the color-dappled wooded hillsides stretch out forever †but there is that distraction caused by the trove of antique gems set out inside a ski lodge each fall...
October 23, 2007The second stop for shoppers during Antiques Week in Vermont is the lodge at Okemo Mountain Resort for the popular Okemo Antiques Show October 5‶, which has become known as the Americana source for shoppers...
October 23, 2007Nestled in the small historic hamlet on the far corner of the town charismatic green is the Weston Playhouse, one of numerous buildings in town listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and home...
October 23, 2007Friday, October 5, was a busy day at Bryan Memorial Town Hall in Washington Depot. Not only was there the run of the day business going on in the town public offices, but antiques dealers, volunteers...
October 23, 2007Show organizers are sometimes accused of relying too heavily on the tried and no longer so true. That could hardly be said of the Historical Society of Princeton, which last year turned to Rhinebeck, N.Y.-based...
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