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October 24, 2005After a week of rain, a pent-up crowd of housebound shoppers flooded the Greenwich Antiques Show, resulting in a 20 percent increase in the gate over last year.
October 24, 2005Castle Halloween is not a haunted house serving up scares and thrills but a new museum in West Virginia that offers a rich and detailed look at this popular holiday.
October 18, 2005Arts and Crafts along with an assortment of Modern and camp rdf_Descriptions were featured at a Garth's sale in Delaware, Ohio on September 9.
October 18, 2005The James A. Michener Art Museum in Doylestown, Penn. will present an exhibit Oct 29 devoted to Romare Bearden, who chronicled the American black experience
October 18, 2005Wrapping up Vermont Antiques Week, Manchester's antiques show offered antiques as well as dreams.
October 18, 2005Stoneware was strong at the annual Ludlow, Vt. Antiques Show, featuring approximately 40 dealers with an eclectic assortment of antiques.
October 18, 2005A showcase for American country furniture, folk art and textiles, the Okemo Antiques Show brings visitors to the mountain not to ski but to shop.
October 18, 2005Apples aren't the only crop worth picking this time of year as proved at the Weston Antiques Show, which recently kicked off Vermont Antiques Week.
October 18, 2005"The Imagery of Chess Revisited," on view at The Noguchi Museum reunites for the first time in 60 years some 40 works from a 1944 surrealist exhibition
October 18, 2005Christie's New York' October 14 auction of fine musical instruments resulted in a world record for a price for a guitar with no celebrity association, realizing $268,000.-
October 18, 2005Jenkins Show Management, has announced the dates for next year's Nashville Antiques Shows. The Tailgate Antiques Show at Fiddlers Inn and Music Valley Antiques Market will take place October 11-14.
October 18, 2005Though his gallery is a relatively new fixture in Manhattan, antiques dealer Charles Pollak has been tapped to exhibit at the City's 2006 Winter Antiques Show.
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