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More Vintage Costume Jewelry Brooches & Pins Just Added

November 12, 2006
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Lots more vintage costume jewelry brooches and pins just added including a stunning Sherman blue and green brooch. We also have the matching earrings available separately. Visit gallery #3 to see our newly added items. We've also started our pre-holiday sale where we offer all US jewelry orders free
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Vintage Brooches, Vintage Cufflinks & Jewelry Boxes

October 31, 2006
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Lots of items just added to the store. Visit gallery #11 for lots of vintage brooches and pins including a stunning multi stone blue green brooch. Some nice vintage cufflinks, tie bars and some sets added to the men's vintage jewelry area as well.

Authentic 1800’s Stagecoach Sold On Labor Day

September 19, 2006
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At the recent Showtime Auction Services auction in Kansas City, an authentic 1800's era stagecoach was sold for $94,400. The huge, 22 foot long stagecoach could carry 9 passengers as well as a driver.

How To Get A Good Appraisal

August 14, 2006
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I'm asked often for help in identifying, pricing and researching antiques and collectibles. However, you're really not going to get a good idea of the true value of your item without having a professional actually look at it. Pictures simply don't tell you enough to make a real assessment.
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Antiques Of Tomorrow – What are the future collectibles?

August 2, 2006
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What are some possible antiques of tomorrow? Meaning, what can I buy now with the possibility of it becoming a genuine antique or collectible in 20, 30, 50 or more years? The BBC's antiques expert Madeleine Marsh gives you a great list of possibilities in her future collectibles list.
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Art Market Booming – Paintings Going For Millions

July 26, 2006
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Art market sales are surging worldwide thanks to interest from buyers in China and Russia. In just the first six months of 2006, Christie's reports they made 2.1 billion dollars. Notable sales include the highest ever price paid for a painting, a Gustav Klimt portrait selling for $135 million. This
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The Best Online Antiques Price Guides

July 22, 2006
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Lots of people ask me what the best antiques price guides are. There is no easy answer, as almost every specialty area of antiques have their own price guides. However, for general antiques reference, you can find some good information online, for free! IF you know where to look.
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Charlie Chaplin’s Hat and Cane Recently Sold At Auction

July 2, 2006
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The legendary silent film comedian's trademark bowler hat and cane went for $139,250 at an auction June 25th. Other interesting items sold at the entertainment memorablia auction, at Bonham's and Butterfields auction house in Los Angeles, included the two headed llama from the original 1967 Dr. Dolittle film with
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Spotting Treasures At Garage Sales – The Ultimate Guide

June 4, 2006
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Do a little research on the sales in the paper first. If the sale is being held in an upscale area, chances are good that they may have some antiques or other valuable items that they want to get rid of. Don't underestimate other sales though, you never know
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Clean Vintage Glass and Antique Porcelain Safely

March 6, 2006
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Cleaning vintage glass and antique porcelain should be done with the utmost of care. Before you wash your porcelain piece you have to remove the dust and the dirt from it. For un-restored antique porcelain you can use a soft brush to remove the dirt and use a mild
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