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22 Sep 2009The 12th annual Coastal Maine antiques show opened to a good, energetic gate of shoppers on August 26 on the bucolic...
22 Sep 2009Amos W. Shepard, 93, an eminent antiquarian specializing in antique English lighting fixtures and longtime...
22 Sep 2009Those who knew him said Charles Burchfield looked like an unassuming, reticent small-town bookkeeper...
15 Sep 2009The collecting world is both more transparent and more opaque than ever before. While unprecedented publishing...
15 Sep 2009Opening September 18, the Rhode Island School of Design Museum of Art presents ⁔he Brilliant Line:...
15 Sep 2009Antiques dealer Erhard Hennemann died on September 8 at the age of 83. He and his son, Craig, were a fixture...
15 Sep 2009Collectors look forward to Northeast Auction annual marine, China Trade, and sporting art auction,...
15 Sep 2009On July 10 and 11, New England Toy & Train Exchange conducted an 870-lot auction of antique and vintage...
15 Sep 2009Beautiful weather for the week helped build exhibitors†confidence in the original Madison-Bouckville...
15 Sep 2009Legendary Auctions live sports sale on July 31 drew more than 200 attendees to the high-end sports memorabilia...
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