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March 13, 2007A cold day in the upper reaches of New England is par for the course at the one-day Cabin Fever Antiques Show, which featured 27 dealers on February 17 showing predominantly New England primitive and colonial...
March 13, 2007Brisk late winter winds buffeted patrons entering the Fox Lane High School when the Bedford Hills Antiques Show opened on February 24, but once inside, their pace was leisurely as they perused the 37th...
March 13, 2007The Concord Museum has long been a magnet for antiquarians and other lovers of American history. Founded in 1886 as the Concord Antiquarian Society, it was well known to the earliest antiquers, from collector...
March 6, 2007The New Hampshire Historical Society presents a major new exhibition and publication exploring how artists and consumers perceived the natural wonders of the White Mountains. ⁃onsuming Views: Art and Tourism...
March 6, 2007A new book, Consuming Views: Art & Tourism In the White Mountains 1850‱900, published by the New Hampshire Historical Society details the evolving portrayal of the White Mountains of New Hampshire,...
March 6, 2007The Illinois State Museum Chicago Gallery presents two new exhibits, ⁊ohn James Audubon: The Birds of America, Prints from the Collection of the Illinois State Museum,†and ⁗hile All the Tribes of Birds...
March 6, 2007An exhibition of more than 40 quilts from the Winterthur collection, many of which have never been publicly exhibited before, will go on display at the museum March 10⁓eptember 16.
March 6, 2007⁉t was a sale filled with surprises,†commented Cowan decorative arts specialist Diane Wachs after the most recent auction of Paintings, Furniture and Decorative Arts on February 17.
March 6, 2007On a cold and windy winter Sunday morning, January 28, there was plenty of action at the Steenburgh Auctioneers sale in Haverhill Alumni Hall. More than 300 lots were sold in approximately three hours...
March 6, 2007The Connecticut Historical Society Museum triumphed at J. Pearson Antiques†January 27 auction with its winning bid of $41,800 for the magic box recently discovered and offered by the descendents of the magician/farmer...
March 6, 2007The Original Miami Beach Antique Show transformed the Miami Beach Convention Center into an antiquing wonderland. The show offered a five-day frenzy of antique shopping January 11‱5.
March 6, 2007Originally known as the Piccadilly Antique Show, the West Palm Beach Antiques & Collectibles Show has been conducted at the South Florida Fairgrounds in a western section of the city for almost 20 years....
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