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Cashiers Antique Show, Cashiers, North Carolina
Photos by Donna Prunkl
COVID-19 and summer school conspired to force the Cashiers Antique Show from its traditional venue, the Blue Ridge School in Cashiers, North Carolina. This year it nestled into the Village Green of Cashiers, a private, nonprofit park near the crossroads of Highways ... (Read More)
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Milford Antiques Show, Milford, New Hampshire
On a heat-wave week in the southern part of mountainous New Hampshire at the beginning of and through several days of shows for Antiques Week in New Hampshire, dealers and patrons dressed in short sleeves or no sleeves, cooling fans showed up in booths, and ... (Read More)
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Mebane Antique Auction Gallery, Mebane, North Carolina
Photos courtesy Mebane Antique Auction Gallery
Auctioneer Jon Lambert crammed over 3500 lots into his 29th annual country store sale, August 4-6. Included were bottles, fruit jars, display cases, tobacco tins, gasoline pumps, advertising signs, shipping boxes, neon trade signs, various old machines, and some ... (Read More)
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Cagle Auctions, Bogart, Georgia
Photos courtesy Cagle Auctions
Cagle Auctions, Bogart, Georgia, is located in northeast Georgia’s centuries-old pottery country and is also not far from Atlanta. This combination brings to auction some seldom-seen examples of pottery.
This sale opened with a scarce two-gallon 12" tall decorated jar by T. J. Henry of ... (Read More)
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Farrin’s Country Auctions, Randolph, Maine
Approximately 400 lots from the collection of longtime Maine dealers Jon and Carla Magoun crossed the block at Farrin’s Country Auctions in Randolph, Maine, Saturday, August 6. With no Internet bidding available, the sale packed the house with dealers and collectors. (There was a second sale ... (Read More)
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Marion Antique Auctions, Marion, Massachusetts
Photos courtesy Marion Antique Auctions
Frank McNamee and David Glynn of Marion Antique Auctions, Marion, Massachusetts, billed their August 6 sale “The Connoisseur’s Sale,” and it was that. Their auctions, held in their quarters at 13 Atlantis Drive, the former Marconi transmitter building, are reliable sources of ... (Read More)
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On May 4 the Maine Antiques Dealers Association (MADA) donated $1000 to Maine’s First Ship, the organization that has built a 51' re-creation of the 1607 pinnace Virginia, the first English ocean-going vessel built in the Americas. Harry Hepburn, chair of MADA’s endowment fund, told the Brunswick Times Record that ... (Read More)
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Blue Hill, Maine
There was no sophomore slump for the Downeast Art & Antiques Show. The show, in its current incarnation, is two years old, and it improved on its impressive debut last year. It’s a well-curated, beautiful little show.
The show is a direct descendant of the Ellsworth Antiques Show, first ... (Read More)
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Eldred’s, East Dennis, Massachusetts
Photos courtesy Eldred’s
Interesting, quirky, and historical marine arts came to market at Eldred’s August 4 and 5 auction in East Dennis, Massachusetts. On day one, the sale began with scrimshaw from the collection of Joseph Vallejo, much of which had never been at auction or in the ... (Read More)
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Crocker Farm, Sparks, Maryland
Photos courtesy Crocker Farm
The stoneware Grover Cleveland pitcher by Wallace and Cornwall Kirkpatrick of Anna, Illinois, 11¾" high, signed and dated “Anna Pottery / January 15, 1885,” finely decorated around the body with a sculpted figure of President Grover Cleveland flanked by three other figures, sold to ... (Read More)
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