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August 31, 2011For the 63rd year, the Old Parish Church sponsored the Sheffield Antiques Show; this year at Mt Everett Regional High School August 5‷. The three-day event was a venue for more than 30 exhibitors...
August 31, 2011Richard R. ⁒ick†Wagner, 75, an antiques dealer who specialized in antique weapons, died August 15 at his home after a heroic struggle with pancreatic cancer.
August 31, 2011Bill Dowling, 76, a longtime New England antiques dealer trading under the name Antique Handles, died May 31 at his home.
August 31, 2011When the first lot crossed the block at Northeast Auctions†three-day sale on Friday, August 5, kicking off Antiques Week in New Hampshire, the action did not stop until the last lot, 1694, was sold...
August 31, 2011To celebrate the bicentennial of Charles Dickens' birth in 1812, the Morgan Library & Museum will present ⁄ickens at 200,†running September 23⁆ebruary 12.-
August 31, 2011Due to the storm, the E-edition of Antiques And the Arts Weekly for this week’s paper will be available in full by Thursday morning. The issue of September 9 will be published on schedule. Our offices...
August 23, 2011The town of Bedford Police Department is currently investigating a case involving a sculpture that was stolen from the Caramoor Performing Arts Center.
August 23, 2011The Westport Police Department is investigating the theft of two Louhan head sculptures that date back 900 to 1,000 years. The sculptures, which were reported stolen on August 16 at around noon, were from...
August 23, 2011One of only three known James Bard paintings of sloops took top honors at Northeast Auctions† August 20′1 sale of marine, China Trade and sporting art.-
August 22, 2011Susan Parrish, one of the most important dealers of antique Americana and textiles in the United States, died August 18, after a brief illness.
August 22, 2011⁆or the past 31 years I have been in the high-end recycling business here in Nantucket,†stated auctioneer Rafael Osona as he prepared to kick off yet another of his block-buster summer auctions...
August 19, 2011One of the rites of summer on Cape Cod, Eldred three-day-long celebration of Americana at auction proved immensely popular once again this year. Summer residents, vacationers, locals and a host...
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