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February 27, 2007For ten of the last 11 years the second Sunday of February has seen antiques fill this historic town’s armory under the direction of show manager Paul Davis.This year, the gathering was on February 11, with...-
February 27, 2007Massachusetts auctioneer Darrell English has been collecting militaria and World War II artifacts since he was a child. His personal collection comprises thousands of items today. With the recent federal...
February 27, 2007William Beverly Campbell died unexpectedly on September 10, at the age of 72. Bill and his wife, Judy, divided their time living in Baltimore, Md., and Sunriver. Bill and Judy were active in the antiques...
February 26, 2007The Palm Beach Winter Antiques Show this year moved to the third weekend in January where it will remain for the 2008 show. The January 18–21 event had silver as the theme, as this year was the 25th...
February 26, 2007A passion for aesthetic beauty was all-encompassing during the life of Henry Francis du Pont (1880–1969), and nowhere is that better witnessed than within the meticulous gardens that he lavished his attentions...
February 20, 2007(AP) — Customs agents have seized fossilized dinosaur eggs worth hundreds of thousands of dollars that apparently were smuggled out of China.
February 20, 2007Since the establishment of Charles Lewis Tiffany’s emporium of luxury goods, opened in 1837 and located on Broadway, the surname has called to mind glittering gems and gleaming precious metals. Now,...
February 20, 2007The January 26–28 Birchwood Manor Antiques Show showcased treasures fit for a king from Eighteenth Century furniture to fine art.
February 20, 2007There were good finds to be had at the 41st annual Tolland Antiques Show. This was a good year to be shopping for hooked rugs, samplers, silhouettes, redware, stoneware, banister back chairs, early American...
February 20, 2007It is hard to imagine an antiques show that has been conducted semiannually for the past 74 years, yet that is the case with the Original 148th Semi-Annual York Antiques Show and Sale that once again opened...
February 20, 2007A record number of bidders from around the globe, prompted by worldwide press coverage of a Christmas Day letter from Charles Dickens, participated in R&R Enterprises’ final auction of 2006, which...
February 20, 2007Heritage Auction Galleries realized a new auction world record with the personal collection of Dr James Naismith sale that closed on December 15. Setting the mark for the highest total ever realized for a single,...
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