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14 Oct 2008Paul Madden, an antiques dealer who specialized in scrimshaw and maritime antiques, died on September...
14 Oct 2008The inaugural edition of what is anticipated to become a popular annual event, The Old York Antique Show,...
14 Oct 2008Seascapes, ships and scenery by Vernon H. Coleman go on view at the Cape Cod Museum Of Art from October...
14 Oct 2008The Princeton Fine Antiques and Fine Arts Show boasted a fine gate from the get-go with a strong preview...
14 Oct 2008Philip Zea, president of Historic Deerfield, always looks forward to the annual ADA Historic Deerfield...
14 Oct 2008Painted and sculpted portraits have been around for a very long time, and they remained generally realistic...
14 Oct 2008Nadeau Auction saw heavy presale attention for an Eighteenth Century Chippendale chair translate into...
14 Oct 2008On October 6 and 7, an assemblage of rare antique guns brought extraordinary results at James D. Julia...
14 Oct 2008The Corning Museum of Glass will present an in-depth survey of the work of internationally acclaimed...
14 Oct 2008Retired US Navy Commander Charles W. Clark, 71, died Saturday, September 20. He was the co-owner, with...
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