Vermont artist Stephen Huneck carves dog themed works
Degas and Monet inspired Vermont folk artist Stephen Huneck turns wood into dog sculptures furniture and books at his Dog Mountain studio and dog chapel on a 17 acre farm in St Johnsbury drawing visitors who mourn and celebrate pets. His dog themed pieces range from angel dog statues to tables and nightstands, with commissions from Sandra Bullock Dr. Phil McGraw and Senator Patrick Leahy. His dog books Sally Goes to the Beach Sally Goes to the Farm and Sally Gets a Job mix woodcuts with captions.
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ST. Johnsbury
Degas
Stephen Huneck
Vermont
Dog Mountain
Huneck
St. Bernard
Sudbury
Mass
Sandra Bullock
Phil McGraw
U.S
Patrick Leahy
Washington, D.C
R. Scudder Smith
Antiques and the Arts Weekly
Newtown, Conn
Sally
Rob Hunter
Frog Hollow
Lorain dog shelter pup up for adoption in Ohio
A brown and white female Appalathian Mountain Cut mix named Critterge Brooks of Lorain County SPCA is spayed and weighs about 30 pounds with an adoption price of 185 dollars. Shelter contact is (440) 233-6771.
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Brooks
Appalathhan Mountain
Jex
Lorain County
SPCA
P.O
Lorain
Stamps column notes disappearing blue mailboxes
The piece discusses the loss of large blue street mail collection boxes due to rising online correspondence. It notes their 150th anniversary since 1858 patents, their 1920s street-corner standard, and recalls public response to reduced access for mailing letters. It also previews stamp events in March and introduces Jack C. Standen as a longtime collector.
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Philadelphia
New York City
Jack C. Standen
American Philatelic Society
Pennsylvania
Saturday Evening Girls Club Pottery History Iconic Paul Revere Pieces
The Saturday Evening Girls Club started a pottery class at the Boston Public Library around 1906 teaching immigrant teen girls a trade. By 1912 over 200 girls worked at Paul Revere Pottery making decorated children’s dishes and tiles, earning money until 1942. today such dishes can fetch 200 to 4000 dollars.
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Boston Public Library
Saturday Evening Girls Club
Paul Revere Pottery
Valued Rosenthal Parisian Spring china set with Bettina mark
A 94 piece Rosenthal Parisian Spring china set by Bettina von Richard Scharrer and Margret Hildebrand remains unused. It bears Kronach Germany marks, with 1939s German price of 393.5 marks cited and an approximate modern value around 684 dollars, noting Rosenthal lineage to Philipp Rosenthal and current Waterford Wedgwood ownership.
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Rosenthal
A. Philipp Rosenthal
Bavaria
Germany
Waterford Wedgwood
England
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15Th Floor
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Ohio University Core
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Westlake
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