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August 21, 2012⁗e are all very happy.†Those words were heard from three people: Cheryl and Paul Scott and Stephen Fletcher, the face behind the auction at Skinner where The Private Collection of Cheryl and Paul Scott...
August 21, 2012In May, a number of valuable items were taken in a residential burglary from a private collection here. A reward has been offered, up to $25,000, for information resulting in the recovery of these...
August 21, 2012A whale tooth by the Pagoda/Albatross artist became the most expensive piece of scrimshaw sold at auction when it realized $324,000 from a private buyer at Northeast Auctions on August 18-19.
August 17, 2012There is Magic in Manchester, and while it is spread about among all the events of Antiques Week in New Hampshire, the bulk of it seems to be scattered over the New Hampshire Antiques Show. The show,...
August 17, 2012The Cahoon Museum has purchased a major furniture work by Ralph Cahoon called ⁓heba and Solomon,†which is a Nineteenth Century secretary case piece. The piece was acquired from Ralph Cahoon...
August 17, 2012⁉f you build it right, they will come,†Aarne Anton of American Primitive Gallery, New York City, said when he saw the long line of people waiting to get into the Mid*Week Antiques Show on Wednesday...
August 17, 2012It is impossible to say if ⁐aint, Pattern & People: Furniture of Southeastern Pennsylvania, 1725‱850,†which closed at Winterthur Museum earlier this year, stimulated the market for the decorative...
August 17, 2012Long a destination for summer residents and those seeking respite from the hustle and bustle of everyday life on the mainland, this small, quaint and history-laden island has also proven to be the perfect...
August 17, 2012When longtime and eminent Boston art dealer Alfred J. Walker decided to downsize just one of his several homes, plenty of people showed up for the July 28 onsite sale at his South Dartmouth home....
August 17, 2012Textiles to clothe and comfort, to shelter and communicate or merely adorn present a thoughtful perspective on the Civil War in the exhibition ⁈omefront & Battlefield: Quilts & Context in the Civil...
August 17, 2012Antiques in Manchester, The Collector Fair, the new show in town and latest addition to Antiques Week in New Hampshire, got a very warm welcome from both visitors and the sun on Wednesday, August...
August 17, 2012⁆our hundred and eighty-one people were on line for early buying Tuesday at 8 am, and they were here to spend some money,†Nan Gurley, manager of Americana Celebration, said a few days after her show...
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