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• Petersburg auto-body shop transformed into an urban loft (Richmond Times-Dispatch) March 12, 2010
  PETERSBURG The decision to transform an abandoned auto-body shop into a home hinged on one critical element for Joan Gardiner and Kevin Mullis. “We went through the shop to the back wall and peeked through an old exhaust fan” behind a paint bay, Gardiner recalled. […]
• A ‘Sound’ Investment (Ridgefield Press) March 11, 2010
  LOCATION: This vintage Colonial in Old Greenwich is situated between Tod’s Point and the Village. PROPERTY: A large level lot with handsome shade trees is an ideal setting to show off this antique charmer. […]
• Blues, blushes & birds: Avian motifs, soft tones for spring (The Columbian) March 11, 2010
  The return of birds and birdsong are one of spring’s most welcome signs. This year, retailers are acknowledging this with pretty avian motifs on all sorts of home decor. Pottery Barn’s collection features sparrow-printed bedding and table linens, embroidered and printed pillows, and even a wall canvas with an antique bird illustration. There are stoneware bi […]
• ‘Treasure’ sellers have mixed success at Road Show (The Athens News) March 11, 2010
  Amber Webster shuffled into the Ohio University Inn Tuesday afternoon with her a box full of everything from vintage Kodak cameras to a gold-plated snake-belly chain from the 1930s. Webster's friend, Melissa Graessle, followed her carrying Webster's pickle jar lamp filled with a stuffed owl. Webster and Graessle were just two of about 70 treasure h […]
• From 'repurposing' junk to couponing, experts offer up tips at Women's Show (Memphis Commercial Appeal) March 11, 2010
  The word "junk" means something different to everyone, author Sue Whitney says."Junk used to be a bad four-letter word, but now it's popular and people understand it can be more than just antique, vintage or shabby chic."She believes that junking becomes an art form and a way of restyling the home with inexpensive, whimsical finds. […]
• Recession slows antique sales; eye still on collectibles and items to get new uses (Walnut Creek Journal) March 10, 2010
  After several months of recession-related slow sales, many local antique stores are dusting themselves off and enjoying a rebound in business. Several dealers experienced surprisingly strong sales during the holiday season, and the trend is continuing. […]
• Auction calendar (Bureau County Republican) March 10, 2010
  March 13 — Gladys Cooper estate and Ellowyn Kaletka estate, antique and modern furniture, rugs, electronics, glassware, collectibles, firearms, decoys, jewelry, vintage Barbies, 10 a.m., 1635 N. Main St. (Tumbleson Auction Center), Princeton, Tumbleson Auction Co., auctioneers. […]
• Historical society holds antique quilts ‘show and tell’ (Anderson Independent-Mail) March 10, 2010
  LAVONIA —Old quilts, tucked away for safekeeping have been rediscovered and this discovery has awakened interest in family and the times when homemade quilts were a necessity to keep sleepers warm on long winter nights.The Franklin County Historical Society Board meeting at Shoney’s on Feb. 22 turned into a “show and tell” session when three members brought […]
• Local 6 announces "What's It Worth?" dates and locations (WPSD Local 6 Paducah) March 10, 2010
  Spring is here and it's time to head to the garage or Attic to dust off that old vase, those vintage toys, paintings, jewelery or antique furniture for "What's it Worth?" […]
• Vintage on Main looking for a new home (The New Britain Herald) March 7, 2010
  NEW BRITAIN — Although the sign says “Everything Has To Go,” B. Keith Albert of Vintage On Main wants his loyal customers to know, just like a good antique, he will soon show up in another place to be announced. […]