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12 Jun 2007Beginning in an open-air courtyard and winding up through all three floors of the Brandywine River Museum...
12 Jun 2007Billing itself as ⁔he Great Country Show,†the Historic East Berlin Antiques Show works hard to live...
12 Jun 2007Rolling farmlands stretching in every direction make the county seat of York a regional breadbasket....
12 Jun 2007Legislation to exempt antiques dealers from laws banning the purchase, sale or disposal of items containing...
12 Jun 2007Everyone worst nightmare became reality at Coyle Auction House on the afternoon of June 6 when...
11 Jun 2007American industrial design has long been popular with collectors, yet scholarship has seemingly lagged...
05 Jun 2007For months, architectural critics have heralded the debut of one of the most anticipated new museum buildings...
05 Jun 2007Joining the ranks of must-see shows that have a special popularity such as Phantom of the Opera in New York...
05 Jun 2007Up to 4,000 dealers exhibit on an 84-acre site in ten buildings, arcades and tents at dmg world media...
05 Jun 2007Ellen Katona and Bob Lutz launched a new show, Antiques in the Country, on May 5; the maiden voyage at this...
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