Antique advertising collectors like vivid colors
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Collectors of antique advertising look for vivid colors and eye-catching graphics. And who would have brighter colors ... Continue Reading →
Bird-shaped whistles popular for years
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People have been captivated by bird songs for centuries. At some point, clever artisans realized that whistles could not only ... Continue Reading →
Silver plate was popular in Victorian era
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This silver on copper “bisquit jar” is a classic Victorian piece. It uses an old spelling for “biscuit,” a ... Continue Reading →
Advertising art has historic significance
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Advertising and store collectibles have historical significance and brand recognition as well as artistic value. A combination ... Continue Reading →
Lederman art hails from Ohio
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In the 1980s, a friend’s mother decided to redecorate with unfamiliar modern-style furniture. She bought a small wooden ... Continue Reading →
Escale watch features 24 time zones
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The Louis Vuitton Escale Time Zone watch features the world’s 24 time zones. Escale (“stopover” in French) was created to appeal to the world ... Continue Reading →
Tramp art is a form of American folk art
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The most heartfelt things are made by hand. This picture frame can surround a loved one with colorful hearts. It’s an example of American folk ... Continue Reading →
Royal Worcester porcelain started in 1751
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Since 1751, Royal Worcester has been known worldwide for its collections of porcelain goods. It remains one of the oldest producers of tableware ... Continue Reading →
Amphora Pottery made in Bohemia
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Collectors use the names “Amphora” or “Teplitz” for art pottery made in the Turn-Teplitz region of Bohemia (now the ... Continue Reading →
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