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Miller's Garden Antiques: How to Source and Identify
By: Rupert van der Werff
Furnishing a garden with antiques is fast becoming as popular as finding ornaments for the house. There is a wealth of garden statuary, structures, and decorative items available, much of which is within the reach of the average collector's purse. Miller's Garden Antiques takes a practical approach to this ever-growing subject.
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Find news, prices, and collecting tips from America's favorite experts, Ralph and Terry Kovel. This web site offers free information, but users will need to register in order to view the prices of antiques and collectibles listed.
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Oxford Art Online
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Oxford Art Online offers users the ability to access and search the vast content of Grove Art Online, a comprehensive encyclopedia of the visual arts, and Oxford art reference sources in a single location.
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Antiques and the Arts Online
This online version of a leading weekly trade newspaper is a good source of information about antiques and the arts, offering news, calendars of shows and auctions, and book reviews.
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Gasoline Advertising Signs
A recent August 2007 auction in Florida saw old gasoline advertising signs going for over $1,000. Many of these vintage signs are collectibles now. While some of the signs are painted tin, the long-lasting ones are porcelain, enamel or porcelain enamel, made by fusing powdered glass onto sheet metal with very high heat. These types of signs weathered well and did not rust like the tin ones sometimes would. If you have any of these signs, or other petroliana collectibles, hold onto them or get them appraised. You never know how much they might be worth and they are very popular with collectors.
www.vintagegas.com/
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