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October 3, 2007Discarded and destined for the dump, an extremely rare Arts and Crafts period chair by Charles Rohlfs was saved by a local resident many years ago and had since been used in an unassuming ouble-wide,†until...
October 2, 2007The Haggerty Museum of Art at Marquette University will host an exhibition spotlighting the first American retrospective of Cuba best-known and most influential Surrealist, Wifredo Lam, October 11⁊anuary...
October 2, 2007Linda Zukas produced her 50th consecutive Antique Textiles and Vintage Fashions Show and Sale with a sold-out house of exhibiting dealers and huge crowds on September 3
October 2, 2007⁉ on a mission, I couldn⁴ sleep at all last night,†proclaimed Verna Scott, the first person in a long line awaiting the start of the Maine Antiques Dealer Show that opened on September 15 for a two-day...
October 2, 2007There were not as many dealers as last year, about 30, but that did not seem to slow down either the preview attendance on Friday, September 14, or the traffic on Saturday for the 16th annual Adirondack...
October 2, 2007The Nassau County Police Department is investigating a petty larceny reported by the Raynham Hall Museum of an antique stoneware crock.
October 2, 2007The Connecticut State Police and Southbury Police Department are investigating the theft of a painting taken from the vestibule of the South Britain Congregational Church at 693 South Britain Road.
October 2, 2007Now in the 20th year of conducting celebrated summer auctions at the legendary Samoset Resort, James D. Julia once again hosted a ⁓pectacular Maine Auction†August 28-30.
October 2, 2007A heavily carved three-piece Renaissance Revival bedroom set that had only been moved twice in its 100-year-plus history, with second move coming recently as it was relocated to Fontaine Auction gallery,...
October 2, 2007A highly unusual stoneware folk art figure of a stag decorated with spots of cobalt became the top selling lot at Pook & Pook two-day Americana auction this past Friday and Saturday, September 28 and 29.
October 2, 2007Recognized as the architect who transformed Salem into one of the most beautiful towns in America, Samuel McIntire was also a woodcarver who established one of the first significant carving traditions...-
October 2, 2007⁗e put the decision off as long as possible but finally on Monday, September 24, we officially postponed our National Capital Winter Antiques Show until 2008,†Bob James of Armacost Antiques Shows told...
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