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The Collector’s Minute: The Wimshurst Machine
(3/16/10)
This old looking reject from a science fiction/monster movie is in fact not the result of the mind of an …
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The Collector’s Minute: Fabulous Fakes No. 2
(3/9/10)
Anytime an antique item becomes very collectible, it tends to rise in value to the point it becomes difficult to …
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The Collector’s Minute: Fabulous Fakes No. 1
(2/25/10)
One thing long-time dealers and collectors pick up over time is a “sixth sense” regarding the authenticity of a piece. …
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The Collector’s Minute: ‘The Night Before Christmas,’ Auction Style
(12/21/09)
’Twas the night before Christmas, when all through the hall Not a customer was stirring, they were all at the mall; The …
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‘Original’ Rembrandt Etching Could be Modern Armand Durant Restrike
(12/15/09)
Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn (Dutch-Born July 15, 1606 – Died October 4, 1669) is generally considered one of the greatest …
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The Collector’s Minute: That Old Piece of Pottery is Not as Old as it Looks
(12/7/09)
/td> /td> One of the interesting things about the antique business is the stories that develop around some items, either from their …
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The Collector’s Minute: An Antoine Louis Barye Sculpture
(11/30/09)
One class of items that causes great confusion among novice collectors is “bronze sculptures,” which is understandable due to the …
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The Collector’s Minute: Porcelain and Pottery Markings Reference Points
(11/16/09)
You might wonder when watching the appraisers at “Antiques Roadshow” just how they can determine so much information about a …
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George Hunzinger’s 19th-Century ‘Patent Furniture’ is Easy to Identify
(9/15/09)
/td> /td> This rocking chair is an example made by the factory of Hunzinger was born in Germany in 1835 to a family …
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Jump Into Collecting Books: Investing in Modern and Current First Editions
(9/14/09)
If you are looking for an investment you can enjoy on a rainy day is relatively easy to get into …
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