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24 Oct 2006The Okemo Antiques Show, which previewed on Friday afternoon, September 29, at the Okemo Mountain Resort,...
24 Oct 2006They just don’t make ‘em like this anymore. The Ludlow Antiques Show, the third event in Antiques...
24 Oct 2006“Vermont is all about driving from place to place, stopping to look along the way,” says Tim Jefferson,...
24 Oct 2006Good buying, good selling — the Bromley Mountain Antiques Show has both in spades. The fourth of five...
24 Oct 2006Antiques in Vermont ends the quintet of Antiques Week in Vermont shows with a flourish Nearly twice the size...
23 Oct 2006For curator Joey Brackner, the story of Alabama pottery is the story of Alabama itself, the story of a pottery...
18 Oct 2006With the summer crowds all but gone, there is little left to draw the average person to Maine in mid-September....
17 Oct 2006The Jewish Museum will present “Alex Katz Paints Ada,” a wide-ranging survey exhibition, from October...
17 Oct 2006An Eighteenth Century Italian violin by Antonio Stradivari played a sweet tune as it exited the auction...
17 Oct 2006Wiederseim Associates Auctioneers conducted a large two-day auction at Griffith Hall, Ludwig’s Corner...
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