The Brimfield kids: they started out doing shows with mom and dad, now they're kingpins of the antiques business

Article Abstract:

Profiles of children of antique dealers who exhibited at the Brimfield, MA, antique dealer site who became dealers as adults are presented. Those profiled are: Leigh and Leslie Keno, Jay Lowe, Leila Dunbar and Brian Davis. Their specialties are described.

United States, Cover Story, Behavior

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The great American antique show then and now

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Antique shows are rapidly gaining popularity, as more people crave for art and home furnishings that are distinctive, beautifully made and old. Four well-known antique show promoters share views on the American antique and its evolution.

Exhibitions, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Collectors and collecting, Collectors (Persons)

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Antique shows vs. the Internet

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the impact of online shopping and services on antiques shows are discussed. The Internet is increasing awareness of antiques, but despite online sales, shows are still doing good business.

Evaluation, Marketing, Online services, Internet services

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