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photos by Joan Crabb
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[Russ
Justice, an expert on fine antiques, is reflected in an antique
shaving mirror which he was valuing for Harold Centers.
The mirror belonged to Centers’ grandfather.]
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[Harold
Centers, holding his grandfather’s shaving mirror, talks to expert
Russ Justice.]
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[This
Della Robbia wreath decoration, made about 1925, belongs to Becky
Werth and was bought in Florence, Italy.]
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[Wendy
Bell, Main Street Lincoln program manager, greets guests at the
Lincoln Antiques Roadshow Thursday night.]
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[Lincoln
Mayor Beth Davis announces the winners of the 2001 Mayor’s Awards
for Historic Preservation.]
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[Costumed
members representing the Elkhart Historic Society manned the food
table. From left
to right, they are Connie Drake, Patti Drake and Gillette Ransom.
In the background is James Ransom.]
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[Jerry
and Colleen Roate, with Wendy Bell and Mayor Beth Davis. ]
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[This
“mystery figurine” was one of the few that puzzled the experts
at the Lincoln Antiques Roadshow.
The porcelain shepherdess, which once had a shepherd figure
as a companion piece, didn’t have identifying marks, and owner
Ruth Bierman and daughter Mary Howard will keep trying to find out
its background and value.]
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[The
porcelain shepherdess, inherited from the Barthel family, belongs to
Ruth Bierman.]
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