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Amanda Bury, Cazenovia, New York
by Frank Donegan

Amanda Bury. Bury’s home and shop. A packed corner in the shop. Bury’s side patio from which she sells her garden items. Two Mexican silver necklaces. The one with the black ribbon is an “armadillo” necklace by Hector Aguilar, $2650. The scroll-link necklace from the 1940s is by William Spratling and is priced at ... (Read More)

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Proposed Rule Change for Elephant Ivory; Antiques, Defined by ESA, Are Exempt
by M.A.D. Staff

When it comes to federal restrictions on ivory, there’s good news. On July 25 President Obama announced that the United States Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) is proposing revisions to the African elephant rule under Section 4(d) of the Endangered Species Act (ESA). The new rules would prohibit most non-antique interstate ... (Read More)

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Utilizing the Internet When You Move
by John P. Reid

Google Earth can show neighborhood details down to parked cars, a tennis court, and a swimming pier on the nearby river. Computer Column #321 John P. Reid, [email protected] Antiquers are not the only people who move a home or business to a new location. Many people do so. However, a move from a ... (Read More)

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Smith's Labor Day Auction
by Jackie Sideli

William A. Smith Inc., Plainfield, New Hampshire Photos courtesy William Smith “It was a fabulous sale. We had a great crowd,” declared a member of the William A. Smith auction staff the day after Smith’s annual Labor Day sale on September 7. Much of the material offered at this Smith auction was ... (Read More)

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