34th Annual Connecticut Spring Antiques Show Runs March 10–11

Focus On Early American Hearth And Home

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The kitchen hearth of the Thankful Arnold House Museum, home of the Haddam Historical Society.

Room With A Past

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Northeast Native American Baskets

Subject Of Karen Wendhiser Talk

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A selection of Northeast Native American baskets.

Colette Donovan To Talk On

Early American Hearthware

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American fiddlehead andirons with stepped base, New England, dating from the mid to late Eighteenth Century

Yarn sewn hearth rug worked on a course linen, Maine, early Nineteenth Century.

Edward Maeder, Textiles Guru,

To Give Keynote Address

Edward Maeder in Switzerland.

Early American Hooked & Sewn Rugs

Subject Of Grace Snyder Booth Talk

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A yarn-sewn rug dated 1842.