Antiques News
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Collecting the Bicentennial
The Bicentennial in 1976 marked America’s 200th anniversary, prompting widespread celebration and the production of countless…
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Opinion: Antiques Aren’t a Gold Mine—They’re a Lifetime of Enjoyment
You don’t need a treasure map or a television crew to discover the value of antiques.…
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Why Blue Willow Dishware Captivates Collectors
If you’ve ever wandered through an antique shop or peeked into a grandmother’s china cabinet, chances…
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From Doorstep Thuds to Digital Searches: Why Old Directories Still Matter
Remember those bulky phone books that used to land on our porches with a satisfying thud?…
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Craftsman Style Homes: Portland’s Architectural Heritage
The Arts and Crafts movement began in England, but the offshoot Craftsman style thrived in Portland.…
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Collecting American Empire Furniture: Tips and Insights
The term “Empire” in American Empire furniture refers to the style’s origins and inspirations from the…
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A Few Furniture Finds
Recent sightings of fabulous furniture include a 19th-century mahogany game table with floral carving, a well-preserved…
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20th Century Architectural and Furniture Styles: Craftsman, Neoclassical and the Foursquare
The history of art, architecture, and furniture is defined by shifting styles, with influences from Craftsman,…
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Antiquing at Its Best
If asked to describe an ideal antiquing destination, it would be a small town with historic…