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Depression Glass: A Closer Look

When I was a kid I used to commandeer my mother's Depression glass book and memorize all the pattern names. Kind of geeky, but all that stored-away knowledge comes in handy now that people actually expect me to know about that kind of stuff!

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Do Your Antiques Have Provenance?

Wednesday July 23, 2008
Appraisers tend to throw the word provenance around pretty freely, and rightfully so. It's an important consideration when valuing antiques and collectibles, including the chair shown here which belonged to English poet Robert Burns. Click through to learn about the colorful name given to this chair by Burns, and a little more about what provenance is all about. Photo (c) Getty Images

Have You Seen the New Antiques Roadshow Web Site?

Sunday July 20, 2008
Antiques Roadshow updated its Web presence recently, and I'm really liking the result. One of my favorite features is a searchable archive of the appraisals aired on the show. I can use it as a valuation guide or just look up a favorite appraisal I remember seeing on the show. Brings back memories of my last visit to an Antiques Roadshow taping, a "road trip" I won't soon forget!

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