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September 28, 2004The Jenkins family has been recruiting new dealers to bring the event back to its position as one of the most prominent antiques shows in the country.
September 28, 2004The combination of a nice day and a popular show pulled a crowd of just over 3,000, with a large opening gates and a steady stream of people until closing.-
September 28, 2004"Drawn By the Brush" explores Ruben's creative process and his successful career.
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September 28, 2004The Cleveland Museum of Art displays 80 examples of Books of Hours, psalters, missals, breviaries, and antiphonals.
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September 28, 2004The Currier will feature 52 watercolors and two temperas painted by the artist during the first 15 years of his career. Many have not been exhibited publicly.
September 28, 2004How a distinctly English pottery became a uniquely American one is the subject of the new exhibit at the University of Richmond.-
September 21, 2004David Rago, who considered it the finest example of its kind, commented that the lamp had been brought in by a local homeowner who was renovating.
September 21, 2004Two collectors slugged it out on the phone so fiercely for Philip Leslie Hale's "Girl with Gulls" that they drove it to what may be a record price.
September 21, 2004Moore commented that the crowd was primarily made up of dealers that were "hungry for fresh merch."
September 21, 2004All is endured while in search of the elusive treasure that may or may not appear in the fields and yards of America's first and foremost mega-flea market town.
September 21, 2004Few wanted to go home empty-handed and were busy sorting through the merchandise presented by the 77 exhibitors.
September 21, 2004The event has a group of dealers loyal to the market who save their best Americana and Shaker antiques.
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