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13 Aug 2024SPARKS, MD. — Twenty years ago, Tony and Barbara Zipp — long-time redware and stoneware dealers — went...
13 Aug 2024WHITEHOUSE STATION, N.J. — On the quiet, sunny Saturday morning of August 3, a storm of excitement...
13 Aug 2024MIDDLETOWN, R.I. — With its tagline “Antiques, Art & Exquisite Objects,” The Newport Show certainly...
13 Aug 2024NORTHWOOD, N.H. — The Antiques Dealers’ Association of America, Inc., (ADA) is honored to announce...
12 Aug 2024Weather forecasters across the United States are warning of an exceptionally warm summer on the East...
12 Aug 2024NEW YORK CITY — On September 13, the American Folk Art Museum (AFAM) opens “Playing with Design:...
12 Aug 2024EAST WINDSOR, CONN. — Guaranteed to make you smile, Pedro Friedeberg’s (b 1936) carved hand chairs...
12 Aug 2024CANDIA, N.H. — Schmitt Horan & Co., known for its horological auctions, decided to do something different...
12 Aug 2024FRESH MEADOWS, N.Y. — On August 11, Affinity Antique Auction presented a 420-lot sale from a private...
12 Aug 2024EAST DENNIS, MASS. — In two sessions over August 8 and 9, Eldred’s presented The Marine Sale, featuring...
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