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Tag: antiques

ANTIQUES AND COLLECTING: Honeywell silhouette art is treasured

ANTIQUES AND COLLECTING: Honeywell silhouette art is treasured

— October 17, 2022

A recent catalog gave a description of a silhouette as “cut by mouth.” Martha Ann Honeywell (1786-1856) was a disabled artist who cut silhouettes and did needlework without using…

  • ANTIQUES AND COLLECTING: Antique stoneware had roots in 19th-century New England

    ANTIQUES AND COLLECTING: Antique stoneware had roots in 19th-century New England

    — October 9, 2022

    Antique stoneware was often used in small local potteries in 19th-century New England. They made useful objects in molds and fanciful figurines and vases that could be decorated by…

  • ANTIQUES AND COLLECTING: Trial vase pieces can have  modest value at auction

    ANTIQUES AND COLLECTING: Trial vase pieces can have modest value at auction

    — September 4, 2022

    Art pottery is made by a single talented artist, a group of designers and artists who share the different steps, or a large company that has expensive machinery, men who make the molds,…

  • ANTIQUES: Businesses used oversized objects  for identification before electric signs

    ANTIQUES: Businesses used oversized objects for identification before electric signs

    — August 12, 2022

    Large signs with flashing lights and moving graphics and ads that identify a store by brand or content are important. But there were no electric signs before Edison invented the light…

  • ANTIQUES: Footstools have long history

    ANTIQUES: Footstools have long history

    — July 16, 2022

    Footstools were used to elevate the feet of a person sitting in a chair as long ago as ancient Egypt. The stool was usually rectangular with four small feet. In the following centuries,…

  • ANTIQUES AND COLLETING: A lot of fans of wooden punkah

    ANTIQUES AND COLLETING: A lot of fans of wooden punkah

    — September 26, 2022

    Can you guess what this unfamiliar antique was used for? It is 40 inches high and 35 inches wide and probably made of Southern Yellow Pine. It is called a “punkah.” It was made…

  • ANTIQUES AND COLLECTING: Toleware has a colorful history

    ANTIQUES AND COLLECTING: Toleware has a colorful history

    — August 26, 2022

    Toleware was popular in New England and nearby areas in the 1700s. Collectors today identify the existing pieces by similarities in the shapes and painted decorations on newly discovered…

  • ANTIQUES: Artist’s signature has impact  on value of enamel ware

    ANTIQUES: Artist’s signature has impact on value of enamel ware

    — July 22, 2022

    Enamel has been used to decorate metal since medieval times, creating elaborate designs on copper, silver and other metals. Enameled pieces for home use were rare before the 1800s….

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