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Calendar of Shows.
Calendar of Shows for July 2003
July 4. Pound Ridge, NY. ANTIQUES & FARMER'S HOLIDAY MARKET, 9am-5pm. 40 dealers, outside, barbecued lunch. $2 admission, free parking. Merritt, exit 35, left 4 miles, see sign. Or 684, exit 4, east on 172, see signs. Town-wide Yard Sales (about 18) July 11-12-13. Info: Joan Silbersher (914) 764-5122.
July 9-13. Brimfield, MA. HEART OF THE MART opens 9am, Wednesday July 9th for over 600 dealers of antiques and collectibles from across the USA and abroad. Part of Brimfield's famous 4,000 exhibitor outdoor extravaganza which Antiques and the Arts Weekly labeled "The mother of all outdoor antique shows that opens to massive crowds and an avalanche of sales." Other 2003 dates: September 3-7. For further information visit our website at www.brimfield-hotm.com or contact Tracey Healy at (413) 245-9556, fax: (413) 245-3542. Don't miss this one!
July 10. Sturbridge, MA. THE NEW STURBRIDGE ANTIQUE SHOW & SALE. 100 selected exhibitors of Authentic American Antiques. Thursday July 10 at the Sturbridge Host Hotel, 6 miles east of Brimfield on Route 20. Early Buyers 1-2pm. Admission: $10; General admission 2-6pm is $5. Managed by Nan Gurley (207) 625-3577.
July 10-13. Bridgehampton, Long Island, NY. 4th ANNUAL HAMPTON'S FINE ART & MODERNISM SHOW Bridgehampton Community House, Montauk Highway Hampton Day School Benefit Preview Thursday Evening, July 10th, 6-8pm. Admission: $25.00. Show Hours: Fri. 10am-6pm; Sat: 10am-6pm; Sun: 10am-5pm. Regular Admission: $7.50. A Jean Sinenberg Prestige Show.
July 17-20. Bridgehampton, Long Island, NY. 12th ANNUAL HAMPTON'S SUMMER ANTIQUES & GARDEN SHOW & SALE. Bridgehampton Community House, Montauk Highway. East End Hospice Benefit Preview Thursday Evening, July 17th 6-8pm. Admission $25.00. Show Hours: Friday 10am-6pm, Saturday 10am-6pm, Sunday 10am-5pm. Regular Admission $7.50. A Jean Sinenberg Prestige Show.
July 19. Garrison, NY GRAYMOOR ANTIQUES FESTIVAL. Auction Preview and Registration, Tag Sale, World-class Appraisers, Live Music: 11am-5pm. Barbecue Lunch: 11am-2pm. Wine & Cheese Hour: 4-5pm. Live Auction: 5-7pm. Suggested donations. Phone: (845) 424-3616; website: www.atonementfriars.org
- January in New York: every January collectors from across the country make a...
- Magazine article from: The Magazine Antiques Fort, Megan Holloway January 1, 2009 700+ words
...feature at this year's American Antiques Show--the only all-American antiques show held in New York...ticket price includes admission to the museum, and there...ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] American Antiques Show * Metropolitan Pavilion...
- CollectingChannel.com Celebrates Thanksgiving with a Multimedia Event; The...
- Press release article from: Business Wire November 24, 1999 700+ words
...of hearth and home, adorned with the richness of Early American antiques. In keeping with the spirit of this holiday, CollectingChannel...Internet's best audio and video programming about Early American antiques. CollectingChannel.com's latest special event showcases...
- American antiques show.(TREASURE HUNT)(Brief article)
- Magazine article from: Country Living January 1, 2009 700+ words
...25, find some of the country's finest furniture, folk art, Native American art, and decorative art dealers at the American Antiques Show. Held in New York City's Metropolitan Pavilion, the show is organized by the American Folk Art Museum and features...
- American antiques.(Current and coming)(American Folk Art Museum)(Brief Article)
- Magazine article from: The Magazine Antiques Ledes, Allison Eckardt January 1, 2005 700+ words
...American Folk Art Museum in New York City decided to inaugurate an antiques show for the benefit of the institution. The American Antiques Show moves to a new location this year--the north tower of the Time Warner Center at 60 Columbus Circle. The fair comprises...
- Captain America: Wallace Nutting championed the notion of American antiques and...
- Magazine article from: House Beautiful Keno, Leigh Keno, Leslie June 1, 2003 700+ words
...maker, preservationist, and, in general, master marketer. In 1928 he almost single-handedly created a demand for American antiques with his three-volume Furniture Treasury, in which he compiled nearly 5,000 images of furniture, hardware, and household...
- After a year of traveling, gardening, and indulging her passion for American...
- Magazine article from: National Journal October 20, 2001 700+ words
After a year of traveling, gardening, and indulging her passion for American antiques, Peggy Welsh couldn't just tiptoe back into the job market. So she opted for the cannonball approach by joining the Consumer...
- A collector's connecticut: the small town of Woodbury is home to some of the...
- Magazine article from: Town & Country Berman, Ann E. October 1, 2003 700+ words
...One year we bought a group of painted 19th-century picture frames." Set in a circa 1790 house, David A. Schorsch American Antiques, Inc. is a study in clean lines, sculptural shapes and weathered surfaces. Here you'll see everything from an early...
- All in keeping: an Illinois couple transforms their kitchen into a "keeping...
- Magazine article from: Country Living Holm, Matthew May 1, 2002 700+ words
Collectors of Early American antiques find it easy to resist designing a modern kitchen. "One reason is because there was no such room as 'the kitchen' during that...
- At home with American antiques: classic country furnishings and folk art...
- Magazine article from: Country Living Proeller, Marie April 1, 2002 700+ words
Kathy and Ken Wilson's attraction to warmly patinated painted surfaces becomes evident to all who walk through their front door. The dining room's 1860s table and corner cupboard share a similar mustard hue, while the tower of mid-19th-century firkins enlivens the open hearth. Delicate hand-painted
- Timeless traditions: Filled with Early American antiques and fine...
- Magazine article from: Country Living Bliss, Sara July 1, 2001 700+ words
past preserved Have you ever visited a friend's home and fallen in love with a comfortable armchair? If you're visiting Bryce and Linda Ritter's 1790 Pennsylvania stone farmhouse you're in luck, because many of the furnishing in it are for sale. Bryce, a talented craftsman whose home doubles as his
Source: HighBeam Research, Calendar of Shows.