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  • How to Dress Your Pet Rock - Simple Steps

    Most pet rocks like to sit around the house naked. They enjoy sitting on couch with you in the all together. If you have children around the house, you may want to dress your pet rock.

  • How to Collect Older or Antique Furniture

    You like antique furniture. You use it for decoration or for functional uses in your home. Know what you are getting and it can be an investment as well.

  • How to Collect Depression Glass

    Depression era glassware was a very neat item that was ery inexpensive in its day. Now some pieces hold a good value. Start by a little research and then watch out for reproductions in your...

  • How to find vintage Christmas tree ornaments

    Vintage Christmas Ornaments are in vogue right now but can be hard to find! Boost your search by following these handy tips!

  • How to Collect Marbles

    Collect marbles for beauty or investment. Antique marbles are still available, and contemporary art glass marbles are being made daily. Some of the best glass artisans of today are making...

  • How to Select a Rare Book Conservator

    By definition, a conservator is a person who is commissioned to preserve and/or restore certain items of value such as works of art and rare books. A rare book conservator uses methods and...

  • How to Collect Hand Painted Nippon China

    Antique hand painted Nippon China is both beautiful and fun to collect. When Japan (Nippon) opened its borders to trade with the West, in the mid 1800’s, they began producing china for export to...

  • How to Collect American Pottery Tiles

    American pottery has been collectible for over a century, and names like Rookwood and Grueby have been most desirable. American pottery tiles have been ignored by many of the pottery collectors,...

  • How to Collect Scandinavian Pottery

    Scandinavian pottery has been very collectible since Danish Modern style became popular in the 1950s. It is a valuable collectible, and still available. There are many pieces of Scandinavian...

  • How to Identify Quality American Dinnerware

    Identify quality American dinnerware by different characteristics and styles that have become valuable as a result of scarcity or desirability. You probably know that there is not much American...

  • How to Sell Collectible Dolls

    If you are lucky enough to have saved your toys and dolls from when you were a little girl or you inherited a selection of vintage dolls from a relative who cherished them, you could be sitting on...

  • Parts of a Pocket Watch

    A pocket watch is a type of watch that fits into the pocket instead of being worn on the wrist. The pocket watch has been used since the late 16th century and is still a popular heirloom to pass...

  • How to Enjoy a Fall Day

    The air is crisp and clean. The sky is a brilliant blue and a gentle breeze rustles the crimson, amber and golden leaves that fall gently from the trees…fall is in the air…it’s Friday afternoon...

  • How to Invest in Antiques

    This is a subject that I am very familiar with, and one that will have a great deal of meaning in the coming years, as people look for markets and opportunities to grow their money outside of the...

  • How to Make the Most of a Live Auction

    Live auctions can be heady drama, fraught with feverish expectation, exhilarating highs and plummeting fortunes. And OH, SO MUCH FUN! Whether you are in the market for antique or contemporary...

  • Identification of Depression Glass Patterns

    Even in Victorian times, people avidly collected glassware. These days, people are more interested in collecting the glassware of the past than anything sold in stores today. In particular, the...

  • How to Find Vintage Tablecloths for Fun or for Ebay

    Collecting vintage tablecloths has been a passion of mine. I not only love the hunt but I use them too! I have sold vintage tablecloths on EBay and over the years have made extra income for my...

  • How to Identify Vintage Texas Pottery

    Vintage Texas production pottery came primarily from Alamo Pottery of San Antonio and Gilmer Potteries of Gilmer. There were several missions and individual potters who worked in Texas, but they...

  • How to Wash a Cabbage Patch Doll's Hair

    Cabbage Patch Kids are a favorite among many children and collectors. The original doll had a cloth body with hair made out of yarn. Washing a Cabbage Patch Kid's hair needs to be done gently to...

  • How to Make Money from Antiques

    The easiest way to make money from antiques is to buy an antique item at a low price and sell it at a profit, just like any other business. This is easier to say than do. I have made a good side...

  • How to collect American Folk Art

    Collecting American Folk art is a wonderful hobby for anyone to start. There are so many things that are out there that can interest someone, if they have a particular subject matter that they...

  • How to Find an Antiques and Collectibles Appraiser

    An antiques and collectibles appraiser is not someone you probably have needed many times in your life, but there are instances when there is no substitute. If you have a valuable item stolen,...

  • How to Use a Loupe Jewelry Magnifier

    Buying or selling jewelry is easier with the right equipment, and a loupe is nearly essential for close examination. Many people do not use a loupe because they do not know how. The loupe...

  • How to Collect Murano Glass Christmas Trees

    Murano glass Christmas trees are brilliant, colorful little treasures. They're hand-made, mouth blown art glass from an island off the coast of Venice, Italy. Most Italian glass Christmas trees...

  • How to identify a Holly Hobbie styled quilt

    In the 1970's in America there was a great explosion of everything that was Holly Hobbie, in style and design including dolls and quilts. There were many young girls that wanted to live the life...

  • How to identify if you have a Rya rug

    Rya rugs are an ancient and wonderful rug craft that started in the Scandinavian countries. There are a few clues that can help you to identify a Rya rug when you are shopping in antique shops in...

  • How to Identify a Waltham Pocket Watch

    Waltham pocket watches have been around for more than 150 years and are a popular collector's item. They were made between 1851 and 1957 in Waltham, Mass. Like any other collector's items, the...

  • How to Take care of Carved Seashells

    Carved Sea Shells are beautiful and are used to make cameo jewelry or the top of the shell is carved to make a paper weight. Sardonyx and Carnelian are the type of seashell that are used. They...

  • How to Sell Your Antiques Online

    Selling your antiques online is a great way to make a quick profit. Selling your antiques online is an easy task to accomplish if you know the right steps to take.

  • How to Make an Antique Phone Work

    If you have found an antique phone from an estate sale, auction or in the attic, you may be wondering if you can use it in your house and whether it will work. The good news is that residential...

  • How to Clean Antique Picture Frames

    Antiques are a wonderful. They bring with them a piece of history and each has a story of its own to share. This is especially true with antique picture frames, so care needs to be taken when it...

  • How to Identify American Pottery by Clay Color

    Vintage, collectible and antique American pottery can be identified by areas of production and one of the keys to this identification is in the color of clay used. For example, Ohio was an area...

  • How to Buy Fiestaware Dishes for Cheap

    Fiestaware dishes are beautiful, durable, and highly collectible. The brightly colored dishes are sought after by collectors all over the world, but you don’t have to have a lot of money to buy...

  • How to Be an Auction Hero

    Want to find unusual items, antiques, or just get a good deal on everyday stuff ? Become an auction hero !

  • How to Decorate with Recycled Garage Sale Finds

    If you are searching for ways to be more environmentally responsible, why not add to your list the recycling of garage or estate sale finds. Whether you’ve just moved or are looking to...

  • How to Set Up Email Notifications for Specific Collectibles on eBay

    Searching for a specific collectible on eBay can be made a lot easier and more convenient with eBay's daily email notification option in their tracking and saving searches feature. For some...

  • How to Clean Mineral Deposits From Antique Bottles

    Many nice antique bottles, including rare expensive poison or medicine bottles, have been dug from old dump sites or areas they were discarded. Some people even find rare 1800s bottles digging the...

  • How to Display a Marble Collection

    For many of us those "lost marbles" soon become a collection. My fascination with marbles started when I was but a child and found a fascination with the round orbs of glass that...

  • How to Determine Antique Dishes

    Determining whether or not dishes are antique is not as easy as you might think. First, "vintage" is not "antique." According to serious collectors, and Webster's Dictionary, an item is...

  • How to Tell the Difference Between Milk Glass & Regular White Glass

    Identifying a piece of glass as white used to be the best way to categorize milk glass. However, not all white glass is milk glass. The term now applies to colors with an underlying milky or...

  • How to Identify Vintage Bakelite Jewelry

    Bakelite, which is also known as molded Phenolic, was the first plastic made. It has been dated back to 1907. This type of plastic was used for more than just jewelry. It was used for radios, hair...

  • How to Distinguish a Rose Medallion Cup

    From the 1850's through to the early 20th century, China made items exclusively for export. Among the silks, furniture, teas, firecrackers and spices were pieces of porcelain. Chinese porcelain...

  • How to Find Antiques in Oklahoma City

    Antiquing is a great way to spend the day. Not only do you have the opportunity to buy rare and unusual items, it is the chance to catch a glimpse of the past and meet a lot of interesting people...

  • Definition of Collector Coins

    Collecting coins was once called the hobby of kings because only the wealthy could afford to be collectors. However, when the U.S. Mint decided to mint its new State Quarters series, a new...

  • Coin Cleaning Solutions

    Cleaning coins is considered by most collectors to be a huge no-no. If you collect high-end coins, cleaning them could cause irreparable damage that could severely lower the coin's worth. A good...

  • What Is a Coin Proof Set?

    Proof sets are coins made for collectors and are not meant for general circulation. They are a popular choice for new and veteran collectors because proof sets are readily available, affordable...

  • Facts About Roman Coins

    The Roman Empire spanned almost five centuries (27 b.c. to 476 a.d.) and left in its wake a wealth of historic battles, famous emperors and ancient coins issued before the time of Christ. These...

  • How to Give Furniture an Antique Look

    Giving a piece of furniture an antique look is easy with a nice, solid wood. Give furniture an antique look with painting, stripping and finishing tips from a certified estate specialist in this...

  • Antique Clock Collecting: Buying From a Dealer

    Most antique clock dealers offer some sort of warranty. Find out how to purchase an antique clock in this free video on collecting antique clocks presented by an antique clock collector.

  • Antique Clock Collecting: Reproductions

    Antique clock reproductions are a great way to get the style of antique clocks without the cost and maintenance concerns. Learn about antique clock reproductions in this free video on collecting...

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