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08 Apr 2008A few new dealers among the many perennial favorites invigorated the Greenwich Antiques Show at its March...
08 Apr 2008A heavily carved oak hall seat attributed to R.J. Horner, one of only five or six known to exist and in pristine...
08 Apr 2008Knotty Pine, one of New England oldest and most respected antiques markets, will close its doors on May 18.
08 Apr 2008Humorous and insightful photographs exploring the quirky relationships between dogs and their owners...
08 Apr 2008Longtime antiques dealer Sally Larkin Case died at her home on March 18. She founded Deacon's Horse Antiques...
08 Apr 2008⁗edded Bliss, The Marriage of Art and Ceremony,†an exhibition on view at the Peabody Essex Museum...
08 Apr 2008Tim Chapulis of Tim Inc, always packs them into the Litchfield Firehouse for his Cabin Fever auctions,...
01 Apr 2008In the three years since Karen DiSaia assumed management of the Connecticut Spring Antiques Show, March...
01 Apr 2008In Antiques I Have Known, Corinne Griffith thoroughly silly account of collecting in the 1950s, the Hollywood...
01 Apr 2008A new exhibition featuring nearly 50 miniatures from the Morgan Library and Museum hunting manuscript...
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