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- She Walked in Beauty - Stickley Furniture - Summer Flea Markets - Why Do We Collect? - Collecting Vintage Linens - Stangl Pottery, an American Original - Weller Art Pottery - Niloak Pottery - Collecting Christmas: Book Reviews - Collecting Vintage Cookbooks - A Building Goes from Trash to Treasure - In Praise of Porches - Harry Rinker, the Collectors' Guru: Part II - Harry Rinker, the Collectors' Guru: Part I - Adelaide Alsop Robineau, Master Ceramist - Collecting Mid-Century Modern - Now You're Cookin'! Vintage Kitchenware - Collecting Creamer-and-Sugar Sets - Buyers (and Bidders) Beware! - Collecting a Painful Past: Black Memorabilia - Kwanzaa Gifts and Collectibles - Pass on the Spirit! - The Return - Become a Suite101 Copyeditor! - Today's Hot Christmas Collectibles - An Appraisal Fair - Questions from Readers - Antique Clocks Identification and Price Guide: A Book Review - Teddy is 100 Years Old! - From Darkness to Light - Light Up Your Life the Old-Fashioned Way! - Shaker Furniture, Part II: Faith in Form - Shaker Furniture, Part I: Faith in Form - Christmas Mix of Past and Present - The Potteries of New England, Part V: Low Art Tile Works - The Potteries of New England, Part IV: Grueby - The Potteries of New England, Part III: Dedham - The Potteries of New England, Part II: Hampshire and Marblehead - The Potteries of New England, Part I: Bennington - A Small Dilemma - In the Aftermath, Collecting - Antiques & Collectibles Q & A, Part V - Antiques Q & A, Part IV - Antiques Q&A, Part III - Antiques Q&A, Part II - Antiques Q&A, Part I - Antiques & Collectibles Q & A - Just a "Thimble"-ful, Please! - Collecting the "Smalls" of Vintage Fashion - The History of the Hoosier Cabinet and Where to Find Them Today - The Oneida Community - Portmeirion - Gene Gill, Artist Extraordinaire - The World of Model Railroading - Setting a Price for Selling Your Antiques - Is It Really Called "Golfiana"? - Steppin' Out - Collecting Canes and Walking Sticks - Collectibles and the Theater - Collecting Miniature Villages - 17th Century Russian Orthodox Iconography - Antiques in Alaska - Cacaphony of Comments! - From the Mailbag
- A Compendium of Wedding Collectibles - The Jigsaw Puzzle - Mary Gregory Glassware - Collecting the Reel Thing - Antique Fishing Tackle - The Fine Porcelains of Limoges, France - The (Budget)Wise Art Collector - Enjoy Your Vintage Wicker
- Poll Results Are In! - Book Review - Another First!
- Future Stock or Future Schlock?
- My Debut as a Reporter...
- Collectible Movie Posters - And You thought Chintz Was Just Wallpaper! - Let It Snow! Snowglobes, That Is! - Old-fashioned Christmas Collectibles - Collectible Christmas Plates - Louis Prang, Father of the American Christmas Card - Thomas Cook and the Grand Tours - The Divine Sarah - Flow Blue China - The Souvenir Age
- A History of Ceramic Tiles - A Bungalow Paradise - The End of a Century - Art Nouveau Style - Biedermeier - The Comfortable Style
- II. The Bauhaus School - Design and Architecture - I. The Bauhaus School, Weimar, 1919 - Frankoma Pottery - A Brief History of Colonial America’s Society & Culture - Sir William Johnson, Baronet (1715-1774) - 18th Century American Furniture Styles - Marche au Puce - The French Flea Markets - Susie Cooper Pottery - Caring for Your Antiques - "Happiness is an Antique Show!" -Part III
- "Happiness is an Antiques Show" Part II
- "Happiness is an Antique Show" Part I
- The Great Antiques Hunt
- The Lovely Wares of Ireland - Coin Collecting
- McCoy Pottery - Chinese Export Porcelain - Collectors' Clubs - The Roycroft Heritage - Last Minute Holiday Gifts for the Collector - The Arts and Crafts Movement - An American Thanksgiving Through theYears - Buyer Beware! Part II: Fakes and Reproductions - Buyer Beware! - So You've Caught the Collecting Bug!
Discussions
- Mason's ironstone china - Stickley Furniture - Susie Cooper Pottery
- A Small Dilemma - Let It Snow! Snowglobes, That Is! - Old-fashioned Christmas Collectibles - Collectible Christmas Plates - The Potteries of New England, Part V: Low Art Tile Works - Coin Collecting
- The Potteries of New England: Dedham - Become a Suite101 Copyeditor! - Poll Results Are In! - Collecting Vintage Linens - Happy September 15 Birthday, Barbara! - Summer Flea Markets - Suite Quiz 15 - Stangl Pottery, an American Original - Steppin' Out - Collecting Canes and Walking Sticks - Weller Art Pottery - Niloak Pottery - John Dove, 20th Century Inventor - A Building Goes from Trash to Treasure - Collecting Vintage Cookbooks - Collecting Christmas: Book Reviews - 17th Century Russian Orthodox Iconography - The Joy of Copyediting, Or, What You Always Wanted to Know but W - In Praise of Porches - Harry Rinker, the Collectors' Guru: Part II - The Marvelous Hoosier Cabinet - Harry Rinker, the Collectors' Guru: Part I - Collecting Creamer-and-Sugar Sets - Adelaide Alsop Robineau, Master Ceramist - Collecting Mid-Century Modern - Now You're Cookin'! Vintage Kitchenware - Facing One's Fears - Portmeirion - Shaker Furniture, Part I: Faith in Form - The Divine Sarah - What happened to The Daze? - Buyers (and Bidders) Beware! - Collecting a Painful Past: Black Memorabilia - Vemontware Pottery California Linda Handpainted - Happy New Year - Kwanzaa Gifts and Collectibles - Pass on the Spirit! - The End of a Century - Art Nouveau Style - Questions from Readers - An Appraisal Fair - Looking for your opinion - Today's Hot Christmas Collectibles - "Happiness is an Antique Show!" -Part III
- "Happiness is an Antiques Show" Part II
- "Happiness is an Antique Show" Part I
- Happy September 15 Birthday, Barbara! - Antique Furniture - black basalt wedgwood - Winston Churchill pin dish - Antique Clocks Identification and Price Guide: A Book Review - Teddy is 100 Years Old! - From Darkness to Light - Light Up Your Life the Old-Fashioned Way! - Flow Blue China
- I Am A Newbie - Shaker Furniture, Part II: Faith in Form - Grow Old Along With Me - Need Info on a VINTAGE HARMONICA - Christmas Mix of Past and Present - The Potteries of New England, Part IV: Grueby - The Potteries of New England, Part I: Bennington - The Potteries of New England, Part II: Hampshire and Marblehead - Romantic foursome birthday! - Antiques & Collectibles Q & A, Part V - Great Site! - Traveling - I'm not sure about this one - Bride's basket? - Ruby Red Glass - Antiques Q&A, Part II - Antiques Q&A, Part I - Antiques & Collectibles Q & A - Just a "Thimble"-ful, Please! - Collecting the "Smalls" of Vintage Fashion - The Oneida Community - Auction Help - Gene Gill, Artist Extraordinaire - The World of Model Railroading - Looking for information - Bainsfather - Collectibles and the Theater - Collecting Miniature Villages
- Collecting the "Reel Thing" - Antique Fishing Tackle
- Value or Find Antiques and Collectibles at Auction - Antiques in Alaska
- Cacaphony of Comments! - Antiques in Alaska - McCoy Pottery
- porcelin water pitcher - Happy September 15 Birthday, Barbara! - The Fine Porcelains of Limoges, France - The (Budget)Wise Art Collector - Enjoy Your Vintage Wicker
- Book Review - Another First!
- Future Stock or Future Schlock?
- Article: Future Stock - Boot and Shoe Making and Repair kit - And You thought Chintz Was Just Wallpaper!
- Arts & Crafts Movement Metalwork - Hello from SQS - Louis Prang, Father of the American Christmas Card - Collecting Resources - Frankoma Pottery - Lurker says Hello - A Bungalow Paradise - Happy Birthday! - [No title] - I. The Bauhaus School, Weimar, 1919 - II. The Bauhaus School - Design and Architecture
- First Edition: Robert Browning's "Asolando: Fancies and Facts" - Marchè au Puce - The French Flea Markets
- Japanese Lusterware - Another mystery piece - Caring for Your Antiques
- Dating Coral Beads - Buyer Beware! - Noritake - Just saying hi - Ever heard of American Collectibles Magazine? - What did I just buy - The Arts and Crafts Movement - An American Thanksgiving Through theYears
- Buyer Beware! Part II: Fakes and Reproductions - So You've Caught the Collecting Bug! - Welcome Barbara,
I have been waiting for this topic forever.
- Barbara Nicholson
Thank you Eileen, for being my first corres
- Yeah!
Welcome to Suite101. I am very happy to see someone wit
- Welcome, Barbara. I am a "antique widow". For many years, whil
- I love those end of auction box lots, Gay! I have made some amaz
- Barbara Nicholson
Thanks, Wen! I'll be getting in touch with
- Barbara Nicholson
You sound like the happiest "wrinkly" I've
- Barbara Nicholson
Some of the sorriest china I've ever brough
- Oh, I agree - some of the stuff you have to take in a box lot ca
- Carol and Barbara,
Carol, sometimes i wondered how that treas
- Barbara,
I did get your e-mail message. I am obviously hard a
- Welcome, Barbara! I just finished reading both your articles and
- Barbara Nicholson
Thanks, Naomi! Another gardener...you all m
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