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Country Treasures Abound At Guilford Antiques Show
The Guilford Antiques Show is a classic. It was founded nearly 40 years ago to raise funds for Hyland House, a circa 1700 house museum that is itself a compelling artifact of the Colonial Revival. The Guilford Antiques Show was updated this year by Barn Star Productions, whose effort won the full support of the local community.

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Bidders Worldwide Flock To Trinity International The April 12 auction conducted by Trinity International Auctions was invigorated by a record number of phone, Internet and absentee bidders from across the globe. 
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Henry Moore Sculptures Will Grace NYC Botanical Gardens The New York Botanical Garden will host the largest outdoor exhibition of Henry Moore’s sculpture ever presented in a single venue in the United States. The collection of approximately 20 major pieces will open at the New York Botanical Garden on May 24. 
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Richard W. Withington Sr, N.H. Auctioneer, 90, Called 2,500 Sales Richard W. Withington Sr, New Hampshire’s most extroverted auctioneer, died April 29 in Concord, a little more than a year after he was diagnosed with terminal cancer. He lived every minute of his 90 years. 
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