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April 17, 2007⁌e Corbusier: Art and Architecture †A Life of Creativity,†opening on May 26 at the Mori Art Museum, examines Le Corbusier the man, providing an all-encompassing overview of his achievements.
April 17, 2007On March 31, Harlowe-Powell Auction Gallery conducted a multiple estate auction sale, and the featured piece was an early Nineteenth Century Virginia two-drawer chest.
April 17, 2007Items from several estates provided a varied assortment of offerings at Nadeau Spring Estates Sale on March 23′4. The 650-plus-lot sale grossed an impressive $1.5 million.
April 17, 2007On March 31, the H.H. Ellis Technical High School hosted an antiques show for 52 dealers specializing in early American and country style furniture and household accessories.
April 17, 2007The 22nd annual Bedford Spring Antiques Show was conducted at the Rippowam Cisqua School on March 31 and April 1.
April 13, 2007More than 50 dealers displayed a wide variety of merchandise at the Greenwich Spring Antiques Show and Sale over the weekend of March 24 and 25, much to the delight of local collectors and enthusiasts...
April 13, 2007He holds New Hampshire Auctioneer License #1 and has been hailed as the greatest showman to ever wield a gavel, but Richard W. Withington Sr is not resting on his laurels. He celebrated his 89th birthday...
April 13, 2007Ivey-Selkirk Auctioneers celebrated March 31⁁pril 2 with a $3.1 million sale featuring American and Irish paintings, jewelry and a pair of Eighteenth Century English console tables at its spring gallery...
April 13, 2007Show manager Eric Bradley acknowledged that the Atlantique City Antiques and Collectibles Show on March 24′5 was smaller than a few years ago but said dealers were selling well with the big crowds.
April 13, 2007Alexander H. Biggar, founder of Biggar Antiques, died on March 29 at the age of 84. He had been in the antiques business for more than 50 years.
April 13, 2007Up to $1,000 is being offered by the owners for information resulting in the arrest and conviction of individuals involved in the break-in of a residence here and the recovery of the substantial number...
April 10, 2007A break-in at a summer residence here sometime between February 28 and March 29 and reported by the caretaker on March 30 is being investigated by the Wolfeboro Police Department. Stolen was a three-quarter-length...
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