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July 8, 2011This little village continued its 20-year-plus tradition: the July 4th weekend Antiques Show at Tiverton Four Corners.
July 8, 2011An eclectic range of estate material from around the area was the draw at Carl W. Stinson Auctions†June 19 sale. Dealers and collectors eagerly inspected and then bid on the objects for sale.
July 8, 2011In May 1910, Frances Benjamin Johnston photographed one of Washington grandest homes, Anderson House. This summer, the Society of the Cincinnati celebrates Johnston work with an exhibition of more...
July 8, 2011One of the important but often overlooked pioneer painters of the American West, Alfred Jacob Miller (1810‱874) was the first artist to traverse the Oregon Trail, to travel beyond the front range...-
July 8, 2011Bonnie Darlene Emrick Wombles, 81, of Pittsfield, died on July 4, 2011, at the Eastside Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center. A nationally known antiques dealer, Bonnie was born October 25, 1929,...
July 8, 2011Now in its second year, the annual Marion estate sale, organized jointly by boyhood friends and early antiques dealers Frank McNamee of Marion Antique Shop and C. David Glynn of Turkey Creek Antiques...
July 8, 2011Bridgehampton Historical Society sponsored the June 23ýＲ4 antiques show on the grounds of its Corwith House on Montauk Highway for 75 dealers. A large audience of appreciative antiques lovers was buying...
July 8, 2011After a rainy start to the holiday weekend, the Antiques in the Church Yard antiques show opened Monday, July 4, to glorious sunshine and a good-sized line of buyers waiting to get into the holiday...
July 5, 2011Valued at $8,000, this cast iron doorstop is marked “Taylor Cook #1†and measures 9¼ by 5 3/8 by 1½ inches. A Taylor Cook penguin doorstop was reported stolen at approximately 10:45 am on Saturday,...
July 5, 2011Stepping inside Gustav Stickley Craftsman Farms home in Morris Plains, N.J., is akin to entering another world †nirvana for devotees of the Arts and Crafts Movement. This expansive log structure,...
July 5, 2011On view at Olana, home of Nineteenth Century painter Frederic Church, through October 30 is the exhibition ⁒ally ound the Flag: Frederic Edwin Church and the Civil War,†which features paintings...
July 5, 2011John W. Calkins, 83, a well-known figure in the antiques field, died on May 6 after a brief illness. Educated at the Tilton School, Boston University and Rutgers University, he was a lifelong connoisseur...
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