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Seventh Time’s A Charm For
The Nautical Antiques Show

31 May 2016

Review and Photos By Laura Beach NEW BEDFORD, MASS. — For lovers of things seafaring, the Nautical...
Antiques At Magic Mountain
To Move To Stratton Mountain

31 May 2016

SOUTH LONDONDERRY, VT. — The antiques show formerly known as Bromley and most recently as Magic Mountain...
Top Picks: Antiques at Rhinebeck

31 May 2016

By Greg Smith RHINEBECK, N.Y. — “One of the things that makes Antiques at Rhinebeck special is the diversity...
Pair Of Rare Chinese Automaton Clocks
Achieves $600,000 At Clars

31 May 2016

OAKLAND, CALIF. — Attracting a great deal of global presale interest and excitement at Clars Auction...
Elephant’s Trunk Flea Market:
40 Years Of Something For Everyone

31 May 2016

Review and Photos by Andrea Valluzzo NEW MILFORD, CONN. — Despite a misty start on the morning of May 22, buyers...
R.S. Dunning Still Life
Reaps $109,250 At Bill Smith’s

31 May 2016

PLAINFIELD, N.H. — The salesroom was packed but the top lot of William Smith’s two-day Memorial Day weekend...
First Edition Copy Of Aristotle’s
De Animalibus To Sell At Bonhams

31 May 2016

NEW YORK CITY — Christina Geiger, Director of Fine Books & Manuscripts at Bonhams New York, presents...
Brandywine River Museum
Antiques Show This Weekend

28 May 2016

CHADDS FORD, PENN. — The 45th annual Brandywine River Museum Antiques Show kicked off Friday, May 27, with...
Antiques at Rhinebeck
Kicks Off Memorial Day Weekend

27 May 2016

RHINEBECK, N.Y.— Antiques at Rhinebeck is officially underway this weekend as dealers flocked to the Dutchess...
‘Shock Of The Old’ On View
At Driscoll Babcock Galleries

27 May 2016

NEW YORK CITY — Driscoll Babcock Galleries presents “The Shock of the Old: Epic Visions in Nineteenth...

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