Article Archives
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08 May 2007The Wilton Historical Society current exhibit, ⁍ade In Connecticut: Toys For American Kids,†on...
08 May 2007Linda Turner has announced that she has cancelled her Riverside Antiques Show in August. In a letter...
08 May 2007Show manager Marilyn C. Gould has cancelled the Wilton Outdoor Antiques Marketplace, scheduled for Saturday...
08 May 2007Richard E. Kramer & Associates has named Pat Garthoeffner associate director of the Heart of Country...
07 May 2007Even in today enlightened times, if you ask someone to name some painters from the Italian renaissance...
03 May 2007On Madison Avenue, between 78th and 79th Streets, the sidewalk erupts in a panoply of black and white...
01 May 2007The Appraisers Association of America (AAA) conducted its annual luncheon and awards presentation on April...
01 May 2007Barry Cohen and Jim Burk organize the Navy Pier show, the largest of Antiques Week in Philadelphia...
01 May 2007Despite heavy rains, buyers poured through the doors. When the Philadelphia Antiques Show closed April...
01 May 2007Frank Gaglio 23rd Street Armory Antiques Show as usual, looked fine with a nice mix of folk art, furniture,...
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