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August 14, 2012If there is one time during the summer months when antique-minded people look forward to going to shows, it is for Antiques Week in New Hampshire.
August 14, 2012For the collectors who have followed the Vermont Antique Dealers†Show around for 38 years, recent memory has taken them to a ski resort where the show was on various levels of a ski lodge, an ice rink...
August 14, 2012(AP) †A dime made in 1873 sold for $1.6 million at auction.
August 14, 2012Antiques dealer Paul J. DeCoste is home making a good recovery from a nearly ten-hour-long heart operation on August 1 at Mass General Hospital in Boston.
August 14, 2012At a recent meeting, the National Gallery of Art Board of Trustees accepted a significant number of new acquisitions, including a collection of 169 photographs by Robert Adams, the gallery first...
August 14, 2012A trifecta of auctions had sporting art and decoy collectors heading to New England in July for sales that saw auction records broken and some million-dollar totals.
August 14, 2012An extremely rare example of the prized 1907 ultra high relief double eagle sold for $1,057,500 to lead the results of Heritage US Coins Signature auction, held August 2‵. More than $21 million...
August 14, 2012For centuries, glassmakers have sought to exploit the diverse potentials of their material, especially the interplay of solid surface and the light it captures internally to showcase visual effects,...
August 14, 2012Fine works from more than two dozen artists are featured in ⁐icturing Poe: Illustrations for Edgar Allan Poe Stories and Poems.†From the seemingly straightforward to the abstract, each artist...
August 14, 2012The elegance of the meticulously landscaped Georgian mansion on more than 20 parklike acres complete with bubbling fountains, gazebo and stone lions, immediately sets the tone for what would greet...
August 7, 2012There were prints, oils and watercolors of horses hanging everywhere, horses posed in both carved wood pieces and bronzes, and signs advertised for the care and maintenance of a horse.There was enough...
August 7, 2012Long respected as a repository of first-rate American folk art, the Shelburne Museum in Shelburne, Vt., is home to collections as varied as the stars. Museum founder, the remarkable Electra Havemeyer...
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