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June 20, 2006The full range of American and European jewelry from The Newark Museum's decorative arts collection is together for the first time in the new exhibition titled "Objects of Desire: 500 Years of Jewelry."...-
June 20, 2006The British Antiques Dealers Association has postponed plans for a show in New York from January 16 to 21 to coincide with the Winter Antiques Show and Americana Week activities.
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June 20, 2006Organized by The Mint Museums, paintings, sculptures, silver and furniture from the late Seventeenth through the Nineteenth Century make up "Spanish Colonial Art from the Lilly and Francis Robicsek Collection"...
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June 20, 2006In honor of Rembrandt's 400th birthday this year, the Hood Museum of Art at Dartmouth College presents "Rembrandt: Master of Light and Shadow; Etchings from the Collection of the Hood Museum of Art" on view...
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June 20, 2006Betty Dawson Forbes, who started New England Antiques Shows and was a longtime show promoter in Connecticut, died on Saturday June 17, a day before her 87th birthday.
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June 20, 2006Antiques dealer Laura Jean Evans, 47, who held several positions at museums and was curator of the Maria Mitchell House in Nantucket, died on June 12 of cancer in Danvers, Mass.
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June 20, 2006On May 31, Flora Gill Jacobs, a native of Washington, died from congestive heart failure at age 87. She was an internationally recognized authority on dollhouses, and the founder of the Dollhouse Museum...
June 13, 2006Quirky stars and stripes herald Independence Day in the exhibit "The Stars and Stripes: Fabric of the American Spirit," on view at the Wilton Historical Society and Historical Museum.
June 13, 2006The Rhinebeck Antiques Show set up in four buildings for its May 27-28 megashow at the Dutchess County Fairgrounds during its 30th annual outing.
June 13, 2006One of the best collections in the country and rarely seen as a group, the Shelburne Museum's summer exhibition of weathervanes gathers 50 high flyers.-
June 13, 2006A 1792 half disme, which hails from the Floyd Starr collection, sold for $1,322,500 to a private collector at Heritage Auction Galleries' auction of the Central States Numismatic Society Convention.
June 13, 2006Greg Martin Auctions realized more than $7 million in sales at its auction of Part I of the Robert Howard collection and the collection of Bowie knives, and achieved its second-highest sale in the company's...
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