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Article: Decades of New Hampshire dealing ; Antiques & Collectibles
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- The Boston Globe (Boston, MA)
- Article date:
- October 18, 2009
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For more than 40 years M.S. Carter Antiques, in a renovated 19th-
century warehouse on the waterfront in Portsmouth, N.H., has been a
popular destination for antiques lovers.
The owners, Winthrop and Margaret Scott Carter, lived above their
shop in a duplex filled with antiques and paintings. Winthrop died
in 1983 and after the death of Margaret, better known as Scotty, in
June, the Carters' personal collection is to go on the auction
block.
Next Sunday at 10 a.m. at Center of New Hampshire in Manchester,
their longtime friend Ronald Bourgeault, president of Northeast
Auctions, will sell the collection except for pieces left to their
children.
In addition to furniture, most of which is of ...