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07 Sep 2004A traveling exhibition at the Lyman Allyn Art Museum, organized by the Tweed Museum of Art in Duluth,...
07 Sep 2004"Pewter at Colonial Williamsburg," a long-running exhibition at the DeWitt Wallace Decorative Arts Museum,...
31 Aug 2004A powerful and comprehensive display of more than 240 examples of Art Deco furniture, textiles, ceramics,...
31 Aug 2004Discovered in an attic amidst a jumbled stack of frames, a rare Martin Johnson Heade oil was brought...
31 Aug 2004Civil War rdf_Descriptions from the John Ockerbloom collection led the charge at Amoskeag Auction Company's...
31 Aug 2004Skinner's August 15 auction featured Americana, from portraits of sea captains to embroideries by New England...
31 Aug 2004The antiques show portion of Antiques Week in New Hampshire really does get off to a running start, both...
31 Aug 2004It's like buying a house and immediately adding a new room. John and Tina Bruno of Flamingo Promotions...
31 Aug 2004By the time The Riverside Antiques Show opened, well over 800 people were in line, some heading for the banquet...
31 Aug 2004"It all went well and I am very pleased. The dealers put on a great show, people seemed to appreciate...
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