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Made of mahogany by Boston clockmaker Aaron Willard Jr. — and marked inside the door with a label made from a plate engraved by Paul Revere — the timepiece was priced at $85,000.

"This is the first time it's been on the market since it was made," said Sawyer.

Antiques aficionados began packing the lobby of Manchester's Radisson Hotel before dawn Thursday, anxious to be among the first shoppers at a show many proclaim to be tops in the country.

What awaited them was a dizzying array of antiques, some — like the Willard clock — in circulation for the first time since they were crafted many years ago.

Dealers hoped that antiques buyers, as they so often do in down economic times, would spring for special, pricey items as investments.

Samplers stitched by school girls in the early 1800s were priced at upward of $80,000 in the booth of Amy Finkel of Philadelphia, touted by many as one of the leading authorities on samplers in the country.

One dealer referred to the show as "the perfect storm" of the antiques world — a coming together of highly reputable dealers who save their most prized items for the event, a zeal to educate a younger generation on savvy shopping for antiques, and no sales tax.

"People from across the country love the no-sales-tax thing," said Finkel. "We know that makes a big difference in people's ability to make that decision, to make the purchase."

The show, which runs through Saturday, caps a week of antiques auctions and shows collectively known as "Antiques Week in New Hampshire," which has become a powerful tourism magnet for the state, drawing dealers and collectors from around the country, hoping to find that perfect piece of Americana.

"It certainly has a great economic impact," said Steve Boucher, communications and legislative director for the Department of Resources and Economic Development. He said that the state does not track visits and spending during that week, but said the show "gets the New Hampshire brand out there in a very positive way."

Admission, $10-$15 for everyone else, is free for anyone under 30 — an effort by show promoters and dealers to cultivate a new generation of antiques fans.

Richard Bojko, president of the New Hampshire Antiques Dealers Association that puts on the show, said dealers want to educate new collectors who might be intimidated by the show's standin g and some of its price tags.

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