Antiques in Dallas. What Has Been Lost?
The Dallas Museum of Art has a pretty good decorative arts collection. Glancing at the labels it becomes apparent the collection is the result of a strong antique collecting community. Yet today the...
View ArticleAre Antique Shows in Dallas A Thing of the Past?
There was a time when you couldn’t leave the house on a Sunday without tripping over an antique show or two. They were held on rooftops, in barns, in private homes, church basements, hotels, and...
View ArticleAntique Sideboard Options for Ben Carson
It looks like HUD Secretary Ben Carson’s staff ordered an expensive reproduction of a reproduction sideboard. He’s taking some heat from the purchase. A CNN reporter noted the old dining room furniture...
View ArticleDiscovery Channel’s Vintage Tech Hunters Visit Grayslake
Discovery Channel’s Vintage Tech Hunters recently made a visit to Lake County Fairgrounds during Zurko’s monthly Antique & Vintage Market. The show’s focus is on the hottest collectibles in vintage...
View ArticleA Return to the Baltimore Art, Antique & Jewelry Show
We returned to Baltimore Antiques Show after eight years of absence. It was a repeat of our 2010 visit—after touring the show we headed to the Baltimore Museum of Art. Of course, both the museum and...
View ArticleA Warehouse Sale Worth Waiting For
Imagine for a moment a warehouse building in Seattle. Antiques are gathered there from Japan throughout the year. Then during two weeks of the year, the warehouse is opened to the public. Would you...
View Article65th Shenandoah Antiques Expo: All About Family
At the end of 2018, after sponsoring 63 shows Heritage Promotions and the Shenandoah Antiques Expo internally transformed itself from a long-standing partnership with Sam and Mary Ferguson to a true...
View ArticleScott Antique Markets January
SCOTT ANTIQUE MARKETS, America’s Favorite Treasure Hunts! We host the world’s largest indoor antique show the second weekend of every month at the Atlanta Expo Centers. We have an amazing 3,500 exhibit...
View ArticleA Look at the ADA Online Antiques Show
Ebay has been around since 1995, but it took the current pandemic to bring about an online antiques show. The Antiques Dealer’s Association of America (ADA) hosted an online show this past weekend and...
View ArticleWhen Nothing Isn’t Everything
One day each November we are urged to celebrate Buy Nothing Day, which exists as a protest against consumerism. As a lifestyle, minimalism, which philosophically requires little, has come into vogue...
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