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November 7, 2006Americana Week promoters have begun releasing their rosters for the 2007 shows, which get underway on Tuesday, January 16, and continue through Sunday, January 28.
November 7, 2006A hotly contested Berks County dower chest with “black unicorn” decoration brought out buyers of Pennsylvania German material at Skinner on Sunday, November 5. Together with its single-owner sale of the Tracey...
November 7, 2006Weschler’s Jewelry, Coins and Watches auction started the fall season on a high note when a silver and rock crystal demiparure arrived on the auction block.
November 7, 2006On a fine September day, there was only place to be for the biggest Shaker dealers in the country. They could either be found in Jon Lee’s upstate auction house or on the phone to the gallery, bidding...
November 7, 2006There were several major changes this year concerning the Bedford Historical Society Antiques Show, but, “We were pleasantly surprised with everything,” Lynn Ryan, executive director said.
November 7, 2006Marking 31 years in this small farming center, with antiques shows every week and extravaganzas three times each year, Renningers conducted its Antiques Extravaganza most recently on September 28–30....
November 7, 2006Long regarded as a repository for prime American antiques, The Fall Hartford Antiques Show proved once again to be true to its nature.-
November 7, 2006Frank C. Jensen, 71, an antique furniture restoration and woodworking expert, died October 28 at his home here after a battle with cancer. He was a longtime resident of Woodbury, Conn., before moving to Corea...
November 7, 2006Jean B. Hertan was a pioneer who helped develop the internationally known and respected Brimfield Antique Shows. Wearing her signature hats, she was known as “The Lady in the White Hat."-
November 7, 2006Jeremy L. Banta, an important and much-loved collector of American folk art and folk pottery, died October 31 after a prolonged and heroic struggle with cancer.
November 6, 2006Shelves well stocked with ceramics, sculpture and books, and walls hung to the ceilings with paintings, drawings, prints and photographs, testify to the many interests of Peter Warren — traveler, collector...
October 31, 2006The ADA/Historic Deerfield Antiques Show sets up in one of the most picturesque spots imaginable, just off the mile-long, three-century-old Main Street in Old Deerfield.
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