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The museum is also hosting the Delaware Valley Fine Crafts Invitational, featuring 18 fine craft professionals from across the Delaware Valley and who were invited to showcase their work. More than 70 works in ceramic, jewelry paper and wood are featured.

More than 40 of the country's top dealers will present paintings, furniture, folk art, jewelry, and fine and decorative arts. www.newportantiquesshow.com/. Virginia. The Virginia Highlands Festival, Aug. 2-11 in Abingdon, has activities and …

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The Fine Arts Company offers a variety of top-quality original handmade items from American artists and designers. The offerings include a creative range of items including jewelry, fine art, glassware and pottery. The Fine Arts Company offers …

These include Olley Court, Lucy's, Lyn Evans, The Little House Shoppe, Craig's Fine Jewelry, nancy O, Hutton's Fine Menswear, Books on the Common, Children's Cottage at the Carriage House, and more. “We are hoping to start a new trend,” said Christy …

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