Comments on: Sink Your Teeth Into Antiques http://fineestateliquidation.com/sink-your-teeth-into-antiques/ National News and Research Information About Estate Sales, Antiques, and Collectibles Thu, 20 Oct 2011 04:23:07 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Joe Slack http://fineestateliquidation.com/sink-your-teeth-into-antiques/comment-page-1/#comment-4637 Joe Slack Sun, 25 Jul 2010 01:56:23 +0000 http://fineestateliquidation.com/?p=7638#comment-4637 Hello, I have a chair I would like to sell. It is very old and uniqiue. From what I have been able to find out it from the 1800's and is classified as fantasy furniture. I would love to sell the chair or help selling it. I collect mid century modern furniture so this stands outs. I was given this chair from my greatgrandmother. I have attached pictures. Thanks Hello, I have a chair I would like to sell. It is very old and uniqiue. From what I have been able to find out it from the 1800′s and is classified as fantasy furniture. I would love to sell the chair or help selling it. I collect mid century modern furniture so this stands outs. I was given this chair from my greatgrandmother. I have attached pictures. Thanks

]]> By: Bob James http://fineestateliquidation.com/sink-your-teeth-into-antiques/comment-page-1/#comment-2879 Bob James Fri, 29 Jan 2010 12:51:43 +0000 http://fineestateliquidation.com/?p=7638#comment-2879 I would add a sixth item to the list: attend antiques shows. It's a great way to meet professional dealers and learn quickly about the range of objects on the market. You'll also learn how to incorporate antiques into your home, how to spot fakes, how to judge "good, better and best," and where prevailing prices stand. You might even find something you can't live without, who knows? I would add a sixth item to the list: attend antiques shows. It’s a great way to meet professional dealers and learn quickly about the range of objects on the market. You’ll also learn how to incorporate antiques into your home, how to spot fakes, how to judge “good, better and best,” and where prevailing prices stand. You might even find something you can’t live without, who knows?

]]> By: The Crazy Suburban Mom http://fineestateliquidation.com/sink-your-teeth-into-antiques/comment-page-1/#comment-2873 The Crazy Suburban Mom Thu, 28 Jan 2010 23:21:55 +0000 http://fineestateliquidation.com/?p=7638#comment-2873 Martin.... Did I mention I've found teeth in button tins? It's pretty horrifying, lemme tell ya! PS - how do you find guitars for your kid who's about to start a career as a luthier (next week) and was told - go to flea markets and get broken/wrecked guitars to salvage for parts, when its not flea market season? Got any laying around...in pieces is good... Tracy Martin…. Did I mention I’ve found teeth in button tins? It’s pretty horrifying, lemme tell ya! PS – how do you find guitars for your kid who’s about to start a career as a luthier (next week) and was told – go to flea markets and get broken/wrecked guitars to salvage for parts, when its not flea market season? Got any laying around…in pieces is good…

Tracy

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