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Articles in May 2004 issue of Magazine Antiques

• Dresser centenary
  by Miriam Kramer
• Maine cabinetmakers of the Federal period and the influence of coastal Massachusetts design
  by Thomas Hardiman, Jr.
• Youngstown: The Butler Institute of American Art
• June fairs in London
  by Miriam Kramer
• The fashionable frontier: Thomas Ramsey, windsor-chair maker in Marietta, Ohio
  by Andrew Richmond
• Calendar of shows
• European reports
  by Miriam Kramer
• The Browser
• Clearing house
• Carving in Cincinnati
  by Alfred Mayor
• Indianapolis: President Benjamin Harrison Home
• The gilder's art
  by Allison Eckardt Ledes
• Calendar
  by Kathleen Luhrs
• Indianapolis: Indianapolis Museum of Art, Oldfields-Lilly House & Gardens
• Woodworking in Windsor
  by Allison Eckardt Ledes
• Antiques
  by Wendell Garrett
• South Bend: Studebaker National Museum
• The opening of Japan
  by Allison Eckardt Ledes
• American fancy: Exuberance in the Arts, 1790-1840
  by Sumpter Priddy, III
• Grand Rapids: Voigt House Victorian Museum
• A museum expansion in the Midwest
  by Allison Eckardt Ledes
• Early American tables and other furniture at Stenton
  by Philip D. Zimmerman
• Jefferson City: Missouri Department of Natural Resources
• Museum accessions
  by Eleanor H. Gustafson
• From craft to industry: furniture designed by Edward Durell Stone for senator Fulbright
  by Mary Anne Hunting
• St. Louis: Saint Louis Art Museum, Forest Park
• Mackintosh house in England
  by Miriam Kramer
• Rhode Island gateleg tables
  by Erik K. Gronning
• Milan: Milan Historical Museum