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14 Nov 2006Manhattan is perennially short of venues for antiques shows, let alone venues with plenty of foot traffic....
14 Nov 2006The “lost Mackey decoys,” a selection of top-shelf decoys and shorebirds that were cherry-picked...
14 Nov 2006“We became one of several victims in a most unusual chain of circumstances,” stated Gene Shannon...
14 Nov 2006For many art lovers, references to the American West conjure up images of awesome scenery,...
07 Nov 2006A good assortment of fresh-to-the-market Americana consigned from numerous local homes and estates...
07 Nov 2006Vintage fashions, traditional trees, family celebrations and Christmas wrapping customs will delight...
07 Nov 2006Americana Week promoters have begun releasing their rosters for the 2007 shows, which get underway on Tuesday,...
07 Nov 2006A hotly contested Berks County dower chest with “black unicorn” decoration brought out buyers of Pennsylvania...
07 Nov 2006Weschler’s Jewelry, Coins and Watches auction started the fall season on a high note when a silver...
07 Nov 2006On a fine September day, there was only place to be for the biggest Shaker dealers in the country. They...
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