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October 10, 2006“I thought I owned the best weathervane until one this came along,” folk art collector Jerry Lauren said at Sotheby’s on October 6, moments after acquiring a J.L. Mott Indian Chief weathervane for $5.84...
October 10, 2006A new Flamingo Promotions show during Brimfield week showed good promise for both customers and dealers. The Sturbridge Book and Ephemera Show, September 8–9, was held for about 30 dealers of this highly...
October 10, 2006Linda Zukas Antique Textiles and Vintage Fashions Show & Sale was once again a sellout with 150 booths and 200 dealers offering all that the show title said: the old, collectable and in most cases...
October 10, 2006Now, after five years, this show has become a regular stop for Brimfield shoppers. Inside the air-conditioned comfort of the Host Hotel in Sturbridge, Nan Gurley collected more than 60 dealers to exhibit...
October 10, 2006Brimfield was again filled with great finds for the third of its annual weeklong markets, September 5–10. This late summer pilgrimage by antiques dealers, collectors, decorators and homeowners was gifted...
October 10, 2006“It’s a great day for an antiques show,” Howard Graff, co-manager of the VADA Antiques Show said as low clouds covered the mountain tops and rain fell intermittently on Saturday, September 23.
October 10, 2006Robert M. Sack, the youngest of three brothers who perpetuated the legacy of their father, antiques dealer Israel Sack, died on October 2. He was 79.-
October 9, 2006Beverly Bezanson Ingraham, 79, beloved wife of David Ingraham, died at her home with her loving family at her side.
October 9, 2006Professor Benjamin Attmore Hewett, 84, of Moonstone Beach Road, died April 13 in the South Kingstown Nursing & Rehabilitation Center.
October 9, 2006One of the most important and influential early American modernists, Charles Sheeler (1883–1965) was an innovative visionary who excelled in a number of media. The unusual manner in which he utilized...
October 3, 2006Probably the only thing that beats a day of great weather in the Adirondacks in early September is combining it with an antiques show, and that is just what happened on Saturday, the 16th.
October 3, 2006An American Pewter Collection: The Collection of Dr Melvyn & Bette Wolf is dedicated to the authors’ children — Larry, Martin, Mitchell and Andrea — who “grew up in a house full with pewter...
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