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August 19, 2003An Iowa auction featuring the lifetime collection of postcards and ephemera from the estate of Abe Samuels drew 287 registered bidders representing 39 states and five countries.
August 19, 2003We start off with our New Hampshire Antiques Week coverage with Nan Gurley, who can take credit for getting this entertaining and buying frenzy off to a grand start.
August 19, 2003"We had just about the same gate as last year," Tina Bruno said, "and there really are people we call be-backers."
August 19, 2003Linda Turner bills the show as a cornerstone of Antiques Week in New Hampshire and this year strengthened that position with the largest gate ever and some dealers with record sales. That is what it is all about....
August 19, 2003No longer the new kid on the block, the show's 111 exhibitors had plenty to celebrate.
August 19, 2003People would kill to be first in the door at the New Hampshire Antiques Show, and that is only a mild exaggeration.
August 19, 2003So you had four lousy years, Frank, but you certainly have made up for them in grand style.-
August 19, 2003The university's collection is among the most distinguished and yet least known in the United States. In an effort to share many of these gems with the public, an exhibition of 64 paintings and sculptures...
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August 19, 2003Ravens and black cats emerge from the shadows at The Baltimore Museum of Art through Illustrations by Manet, Matisse, Gauguin and others.
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August 19, 2003Homewood House Museum will examine ceramics used by the historic house's founding family, the Carrolls, in an exhibition opening September 5.
August 12, 2003Baseball is recognized as the national pastime, but for some artists and collectors the game has become a driving passion as well. This year, the American Folk Art Museum steps up to the plate with a comprehensive...
August 12, 2003In three nonstop days at the gavel, auctioneer Ron Bourgeault demonstrated once more that he could reach beyond his core audience of Americana collectors and dealers to generate top bids for objects as diverse...
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