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By: Matt LeClair
Ever think about purchasing an antique coffee grinder? If you haven't and want a great looking collectible for your kitchen, then this is one item you'll want to consider. Some points to keep in the back of... (Read More)
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By: Matt LeClair
Finding the ideal antique coffee grinder no longer requires a ton of footwork and heaps of good luck. In fact, stellar antique finds are much more readily available online than at garage sales or thrift shops. (Read More)
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By: Blake Z Wright
Would you like to invest in some truly wonderful goblets from which your guests can enjoy beautiful wines when dining with you in your home? If you would and can afford to now is the time to consider... (Read More)
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By: Christian Davies
Gillows, one of the most prestigious names in high quality Victorian dining chairs, was a Lancashire company. So too were cabinetmakers Lamb & Co, Manchester is historically part of Lancashire. In fact... (Read More)
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By: Christian Davies
From Preston to Cumbria, antique desks are found in every shape and form imaginable. Now popular again after a long period of decline, they range from delicate 18th century writing tables, to heavy oak... (Read More)
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By: Inessa Stewart
Antique French furniture has been the love of antique furniture lovers around the world. This furniture is known to add warmth and depth to the living environment. During its origins, the French Country... (Read More)
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By: Ned Dagostino
Some people look down on mass produced products, but mass production is not necessarily a bad thing. It allows us to buy the products we want at affordable prices. And it makes sure those products are... (Read More)
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By: Inessa Stewart
French antique furniture consisted both the sophisticated furniture made in Paris for the royalty, aristocrats and rich upper bourgeoisie on one hand, and French provincial furniture made in towns that... (Read More)
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By: Inessa Stewart
Country French antiques have been a delight to connoisseurs of antique stuff. From the French antiques the armoires, chairs, chandeliers and tables are the most popular. (Read More)
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By: Mark Soltys
Imagine holding an object that has been in existence for over a hundred years and has passed several hands, before it has reached yours! Fascinating, isn't it? That's the beauty of antiques. (Read More)
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By: Christian Davies
When investing in antique dining chairs, spotting the genuine antique from a fake is not always straightforward. (Read More)
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By: Christian Davies
When looking for antique bookcases, domestic pieces will generally date from as far back as 1700 when case furniture began to be produced in serious quantity. (Read More)
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By: Christian Davies
It's easy to see why antique dining tables in Lancashire are so sought after. From Bury black pudding to Lancashire hotpot, the county has a long tradition of hearty home-cooking and farmhouse fare. (Read More)
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By: Jamie Hanson
Collecting antique pocket watches offers a fascinating hobby appealing to both men and women, young and old. Collectors can find examples of many different types of fine watches, or specialize in a particular (Read More)
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By: Harry Jonas
Bronze is usually a copper alloy which contains perfect blend of copper with one or more metals or non-metals. Get important information about bronze restoration for monuments and museums. (Read More)
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By: Martin Swinton
To care for your antique ceramics you need a gentle touch and they'll last you a long time. This month we'll give you some useful tips to help you care for them.1. When you are cleaning delicate ceramics... (Read More)
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By: Martin Swinton
Antique glassware needs a gentle hand. This month we'll give you some useful tips to help you care for your antique or modern glassware.1. Avoid putting glassware into direct sunlight or near any other heat... (Read More)
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By: Joe Clare
Knowledge is Power! And this statement could not be more true when it comes to selling on eBay. As explained in my book "eBay Marketing Wholesale SourcePak," being successful on eBay all depends on being in... (Read More)
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By: Martin Swinton
During your spring cleaning, don't forget to think about your antiques. In this month's column, we'll give you seven tips to help you care for your antique furniture.1. Use paste waxEvery couple of months, wax (Read More)
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By: Martin Swinton
1. Knowledge is Power. Whatever the area of collecting - depression glass, blue and white pottery, silver, paperweights, toys or furniture of any period - there is a book to arm any collector for his or her... (Read More)
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By: David Hallstrom
The city of Pasadena, California may be a relatively small city (population under 150,000), however, due to it's proximity to downtown Los Angeles, the San Gabriel Valley and the San Fernando Valley as well as (Read More)
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By: Michael Temple
If you have ever had your antique shop or mall ripped off, you understand that it's very hard to detect. There are simply so many items to keep track of, and an item can be missing literally for months... (Read More)
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By: Michael Temple
Many dealers and auctioneers have been bringing container loads of antiques from Europe for years now. The lure of getting "fresh to the market" antique furniture and "smalls" is something that can bring... (Read More)
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By: Martin Swinton
The world of antiques can be confusing. What's the difference between an antique and collectible? Aren't collectibles and memorabilia really the same thing? In this month's column, I'll de-mystify these terms, (Read More)
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By: Joy Pearson
Victoria And Albert And Me! Hate Mondays? Try a Monday at the V&A. Mondays will never be the same again.I got the opportunity to spend a couple of days in London with a friend the other week so I jumped at... (Read More)
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By: Joy Pearson
So you fancy starting a collection but you're not sure what to collect? How About. .. Every home will contain at least one example or more - in the kitchen, the bathroom, the fire surround. How long have they (Read More)
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