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Americana
by Don Johnson

Garth’s Auctions, Delaware, Ohio Photos courtesy Garth’s At Garth’s Auctions on January 16, the company’s first sale of 2016 gave some insight into the market. It was a “good, better, best” kind of thing. Starting at the low end, the good (or not so good, depending on one’s point of view) was ... (Read More)

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Pricey Pewter Peppers January Auction
by Lita Solis-Cohen

Pook & Pook, Downingtown, Pennsylvania Photos courtesy Pook & Pook On the weekend before the great gathering for Americana Week in New York City began, Pook & Pook held a two-day auction in Downingtown, Pennsylvania, on January 15 and 16. At this junior varsity game before the big ones, there were a ... (Read More)

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Advice for Winter Auctions in Maine: If It Snows, Go!
by Mark Sisco

Andrews & Andrews, Northport, Maine We’re a tough breed of auction-goers here in Maine. Don’t count on us to be scared off by a little weather. January 16 was one of those wintry days bedeviled by a blustery snowstorm. It was also the day that Dan and Elsie Andrews held their ... (Read More)

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Harry Greenberger, HG Limited, Palenville, New York
by Frank Donegan

In the Trade Harry Greenberger sells hammered aluminum, the decorative giftware that flourished in the mid-20th century. But what Greenberger sells probably isn’t your mother’s hammered aluminum. Harry Greenberger. During the late 1940s and 1950s mass-produced hammered aluminum objects became all the rage. In fact, Greenberger said, during that period hammered aluminum trays, ... (Read More)

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Dealer Pleads Guilty in Ivory Smuggling Case
by M.A.D. staff

Yiwei Zheng, a.k.a. Steve Zheng, 43, of St. Cloud, Minnesota, pleaded guilty in federal court on January 13 to smuggling elephant ivory and illegally exporting rhinoceros horns. Zheng smuggled elephant ivory out of the United States on April 30, 2011, to a recipient in Shanghai, China. Zheng also exported two rhinoceros ... (Read More)

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Ivory Education Institute Sues California State to Stop IvoryBan
by M.A.D. Staff

California’s new law banning the sale of nearly all objects made from or with ivory is being challenged in court. A lawsuit filed in California Superior Court by the Ivory Education Institute, a nonprofit association promoting better understanding of the importance of ivory, seeks an injunction to stop the law ... (Read More)

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The 44th Annual Hudson, Ohio, Antique Show
by Susan Emerson Nutter

Hudson, Ohio The annual Hudson, Ohio, Antique Show, held January 9 and 10, is obviously a staple in the Buckeye State. As with any show with such longevity, its managers and exhibitors are the key. Sue Hall and Lynne Dingus managed this show for 28 years, but three years ago, a ... (Read More)

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Good Fellows: The Walpole Society
by Jeanne Schinto

Part III of V Photos courtesy the Walpole Society “I am absolutely in favor of Tom Streeter for the Walpole Society and think that he would be an outstanding candidate. I did mention his name about two years ago and one of the old timers replied that he was only a book ... (Read More)

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Annapolis Antiques Show
by Walter C. Newman

Annapolis, Maryland The fifth Annapolis Antiques Show under the direction of Dordy Fontinel was held on January 9 and 10 at the Byzantium Event Center in Annapolis, Maryland. The Annapolis Antiques Show has a 40-plus year history. Following the death of longtime promoter Bob Armacost, Dordy Fontinel Show Management took over ... (Read More)

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The Washington Winter Show 2016
by Walter C. Newman

Washington, D.C. The Washington Winter Show of antiques and fine art celebrated its 61st year over the January 8-10 weekend. The longstanding event has settled comfortably into its location at the Katzen Arts Center on the campus of American University. This marks the sixth year that the show has been held ... (Read More)
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