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29 Jul 2003Splashy colors and unique forms indigenous to these regions have made such utilitarian earthenwares highly...
29 Jul 2003"Prices in general were high," said Gary Guyette, and prices for the large selection of Crowell miniatures...
29 Jul 2003"The painting had all the right elements," commented Kaja Veilleux. "It had been recently discovered,...
29 Jul 2003In an absolutely picture perfect setting, Ron Bourgeault conducted a true, old-fashioned New England...
29 Jul 2003Olympia has established itself over the last three decades as an important event on England's antiques...
29 Jul 2003The Topsfield shows are among the last where a great many antiques can be found at prices which allow...
29 Jul 2003There are lots of good reasons to go to Maine, especially in the summer, but really the top reason in the middle...
29 Jul 2003The Childs Gallery exhibits works ranging from the late Nineteenth Century to the 1930-40s Cape Ann School,...
29 Jul 2003Beginning August 30, the Mint Museum of Craft + Design will exhibit quilts from The Charles and Fleur...
29 Jul 2003The exhibit documents both the continuity and profound change that has marked the lives of Sturbridge-area...
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