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April 10, 2007London antiquary Alistair Sampson sold his first creamware collection at Christie in 1967 on the eve of his marriage because he wanted his new wife to, as he put it, ove her bits and bobs into the cupboard,...
April 3, 2007More than 170 exhibiting dealers were greeted by the largest audience in the last five years at the most recent Tailgate Antiques Show at Fiddler Inn from February 28⁍arch 3.
April 3, 2007More than 150 antiques dealers gathered at the Radisson Hotel for Music Valley Antiques Market March 1″, offering a mixture of early American antiques, Americana and folk art.
April 3, 2007Heart of Country Antiques Show returned to Nashville Opryland USA for the 26th year March 1″. With 125 dealers, according to Susan Kramer Hunkins, daughter of the founders, Richard and Elizabeth Kramer,...
April 3, 2007Between March 15 and April 14, Historic Charleston Foundation hosts dozens of special events to help pay for the city ongoing restoration.The belle of the ball is the Charleston International Antiques...
April 3, 2007As we toured the spacious aisles of the Connecticut Spring Antiques Show prior to the show opening to the public on Saturday morning, there was an obvious sense of heightened anticipation among the exhibitors....
April 3, 2007⁙ou broke it, you bought it.†That shopworn phrase got turned around when the hammer fell and shattered a record at the Rago Arts and Auction Center Saturday, March 10. A rare vase by Frederick H. Rhead,...
April 3, 2007A small but select grouping of flasks, figural bottles, fruit jars and other glasswares were sold during an absentee auction conducted by Norman C. Heckler and Company on March 14.
April 3, 2007At the end of the day it was the sweet sounds of a ⁂lack Beauty,†a 1957 Gibson Les Paul custom left-handed guitar, that crowned Eldred thousand-plus-lot sale March 30-31 when it sold for $247,000....
April 3, 2007John Keith Russell, president of the Antiques Dealers†Association of America (ADA) has announced that Lincoln R. Sander, a resident of the Sandy Hook section of Newtown, will replace Satenig St.Marie...
April 3, 2007The National Heritage Museum will open ⁓owing the Seeds of Liberty: Lexington and the American Revolution,†its new cornerstone exhibition, on the state Patriots†Day holiday, Monday, April 16.
April 3, 2007⁔he only thing that I can promise you is that you will never be bored,†Christie consultant Ralph Carpenter told Dean Failey over lunch one day in 1979 at an exclusive Newport, R.I., club. The 32-year-old...
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