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"OnLine Auction Tips and Tricks"
As most know, online auctions are a viable and exciting alternative way to market your goods. Here are a few tips......
Article by Fred Giampietro- Read the Article
"The World of Gouda Pottery"
Before beginning this story, let me tell you briefly about my journey along the Gouda pottery road....
Article by Phyllis T. Ritvo- Read the Article
"There's History in Your Frying Pan"
There is a certain amount of confusion regarding the name for that three-legged, long-handled frying pan we call a "spider."...
Article by Alice Ross- Read the Article
"BIOGRAPHY: Willy Pogany "
Willy Pogany was born in August 1882 in Szged, Hungary. He attended Budapest Technical School for less than a year....
Article by Mark Slotkin- Read the Article
"Garden Antiques and Ornaments"
Since the nineteenth century, private decorative gardens in the United States have become status symbols for the rich....
Article by Myra Yellin Outwater- Read the Article
"How to carve stone"
Stone, Tools, Sandbags, Protection devices. These are what you need to get started....
Article by Shane Smith- Read the Article
"Clarice Cliff: The Pottery Princess"
Clarice Cliff was born in Stoke-on-Trent and quickly earned herself the title of Sunshine Girl with her bold and cheerful ceramics designs....
Article by Jessica Cullimore- Read the Article
"Got Worms?"
At least eight families of beetles bore into wood, one of the most common being anobiids (furniture beetles)....
Article by Paul Messa- Read the Article
"Hard as a Rock"
The raw materials of sculpture are resistant to erosion, but not immune. Future condition is profoundly affected by atmosphere....
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"What's in a Grain?"
Tool marks in the wood grain of furniture are essential to identification of its period, quality, region and authenticity. ...
Article by Paul Messa- Read the Article
