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You might have already read much about antiques, but our antiques articles will surely prod you to read more. You can start by reading about antique maps, the benefits of online shopping for antiques, how to get insurance for your valuable collections and of course tips on how to make antique appraisals by yourself. If you are interested to see the world’s past treasures, then you can read about museums and where to find the best of them. Surely you will be able to find some collectors’ items which you can add to your own, even for your eyes only

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Antique armoires are sure to enamor everyone and especially those who truly understand the finer elements of antique furniture. Antique armoires are truly a classic possession for those savvy decorators, professional or amateur, who are fervently enthusiastic in decorating with antique furniture.

By: DavidVictorl Arts & Entertainment> Antiques l May 21, 2012

Antique Furniture is often an amuse to countless of people as it provides a phenomenal chance to showcase ones aesthetic sense towards decorating their interiors. Also, it would truly be incomplete in the event one forgets to mention the quantum of beauty these antique furniture items add to the structures that are built with one's hard earned money.

By: DavidVictorl Arts & Entertainment> Antiques l May 18, 2012

The second half of the 18th century saw marked transitions in American mapmaking – stimulated initially by the requirements of the British colonial administration and later by those of the state government.  

By: Joshua Paynel Arts & Entertainment> Antiques l May 16, 2012

Art Appraiser is who actually know the value your art work and helps you to own an art and protect your art investments. it is important for an artist to know the value of their art and how to market the art. It takes year of education, training and specialization to become the successful art appraiser. Art work has no definition it can be anything related to painting, sculptures, Antiques and photography.

By: Articlesubmitterl Arts & Entertainment> Antiques l May 16, 2012

Renowned for making exquisite pieces of silverware to this day, the origins of Reed & Barton can be traced back to 1824. This article talks about their history and how they became one of the more porminent names amongst silver antiques collectors today.

By: Rhonda Ivanisevicl Arts & Entertainment> Antiques l May 13, 2012
Jan Winitz

An overview of the basic categories of antique Persian rugs and carpets by Claremont Rug Company.

By: Jan Winitzl Arts & Entertainment> Antiques l May 11, 2012
Jan Winitz

A comprehensive methodology for evaluating precious antique Oriental Rugs and antique Persian carpets from Claremont Rug Company.

By: Jan Winitzl Arts & Entertainment> Antiques l May 10, 2012

Darksword Armory's combat ready swords and medieval weapons are individually hand forged using the same techniques as those of the 14th Century.

By: akpandeyl Arts & Entertainment> Antiques l May 09, 2012

Thomas Chippendale (1718-1779) was one of the most important English furnisher designers in the history of English cabinet making. He not only produced new and interesting designs, but influenced aesthetic taste in Britain and all over the world.

By: Riley Proustl Arts & Entertainment> Antiques l Apr 30, 2012

the painted wooden model represents a funerary boat bearing a mummy on a bier beneath a shrine-shaped canopy. Fore and aft of the mummy stand tow bare-breasted women with short hair in attitudes of mourning these women usually represent the goddesses Isis and Nephthys, the sisters of Osiris and archetypthe al mourners. the helmsman squats at the rear between a pair of steering oars, the supporting two pots stands on the deck between

By: hassan.shl Arts & Entertainment> Antiques l Apr 24, 2012

Unique ideas for spending time with your friends--instead of the usual manicure and pedicure.

By: Charly Nicolel Arts & Entertainment> Antiques l Jun 23, 2008 lViews: 24,472
MJ  Marks

Who doesn’t dream of finding hidden treasure, whether it be sunken pirate treasure or the hunt for that great over looked antique? With the movie National Treasure 2 hitting theaters a couple of years ago, the romance and intrigue of hidden compartments in desks has caught the imagination of many people. Even if there is nothing in it, who wouldn’t want to feel the elation of discovering the secret compartments in a desk?

By: MJ Marksl Arts & Entertainment> Antiques l Dec 15, 2008 lViews: 5,333 lComments: 1

This article is a good descriptive on how to go about buying an upright bass. What to look for (and watch our for.) As well as a good explanation about price points.

By: Steve Koscical Arts & Entertainment> Antiques l Jan 13, 2009 lViews: 3,311 lComments: 1
Maurice Robertson

Blue and white with its bright, cobalt blue and bright white always keeps its fresh, clean look. A blue and white room is a sight to behold and how better lit than with blue and white lamps. Chinese blue and white porcelain has always been a favorite with collectors, but we need to go to the long history of China to find the beginning of blue & white’s popularity.

By: Maurice Robertsonl Arts & Entertainment> Antiques l Jan 04, 2009 lViews: 3,004

The first battle of Panipat took place in northern India, and marked the beginning of the Mughal Empire. This was one of the earliest battles involving gunpowder firearms and field artillery.

By: peterhutchl Arts & Entertainment> Antiques l Jul 01, 2008 lViews: 2,133
Muna wa Wanjiru

A cameo is a miniature sculpture which is generally mounted as jewellery. However sometimes it can be even mounted as decorative boxes, buckles and many such daily use or rare accessories. Cameos are carved into respite and are gemstones.

By: Muna wa Wanjirul Arts & Entertainment> Antiques l May 28, 2008 lViews: 2,109

The creator of the website was looking for an interesting way to allow people to meet other people that you may have nothing in common with. Sometimes total strangers you meet in real life can become one of your best friends in real life. So why shouldn’t you try it online?

By: Andrew Hudsonl Arts & Entertainment> Antiques l Sep 01, 2009 lViews: 2,044

The statues of Buddha represent the “enlightened one.” In today’s robotic life, when everyone is search of serenity and tranquility- Buddha statues comes as a great relief.

By: Timmyandreujel Arts & Entertainment> Antiques l Jan 02, 2009 lViews: 1,919

Describes these extraordinary Chinese works of art and what aspects of inside painted snuff bottles intrigue the author (a snuff bottle collector) most.

By: John N. Cohenl Arts & Entertainment> Antiques l Apr 04, 2008 lViews: 1,899
Michael Tabone

The word hoplite (Greek: ὁπλίτης hoplitēs; pl. ὁπλίται hoplitai) derives from hoplon (ὅπλον, plural hopla ὅπλα), the hoplon was the rounded shield carried by Greek soldiers, thus 'hoplite' may approximate to 'armoured man'. Hoplites were the citizen-soldiers of the Ancient Greek City-states. They were primarily armed as spear-men and fought in a phalanx formation.

By: Michael Tabonel Arts & Entertainment> Antiques l Apr 17, 2009 lViews: 1,899

There are tons of counterfeit silver Judaica items offered. Don't be fooled! How do you know if it's a fake?

By: Bob Meyerl Arts & Entertainment> Antiques l Mar 03, 2009 lViews: 857 lComments: 2
Michael Tabone

Within Two Decades of the Victory of the First Crusade (1095-1099) a Group of Knights Led by Hugues (hugh) De Payens Offered Themselves to the Patriarch of Jerusalem to Serve as a Military Force. this Group - Often Said to be Nine in Number - Had the Mandate of Protecting Christian Pilgrims Who Were En Route to the Holy Land to Visit the Shrines Sacred to Their Faith.

By: Michael Tabonel Arts & Entertainment> Antiques l Mar 10, 2009 lViews: 1,242
Michael Tabone

In 2008 a Group of European Armourers, Felt the Need to Form an Authoritative Institute of Historical Arms and Armour Based in Malta. Amongst Other Functions the Institute Shall Protect and Give Fine Armour Craftsman a Higher Degree of Trustworthiness and Identification, and Educate the Would be Armourer in Achieving Accurate and Faithful Results in Producing Period Armour.

By: Michael Tabonel Arts & Entertainment> Antiques l Mar 07, 2009 lViews: 666
Michael Tabone

In 1737 the Chevalier Andrew Ramsay wrote an ‘Oratioii, which, although never delivered, was widely circulated among French Freemasons in the 1740s. In it Ramsay wrote of a renewal of Freemasonry, described as ~an order founded in remote antiquity' among a certain group of Crusaders, and alluded to a resulting intimate union' between Freemasonry and the Knights of St John of Jerusalem, who brought the revived Order and its ancient ceremonies back to the British Isles.

By: Michael Tabonel Arts & Entertainment> Antiques l Aug 01, 2009 lViews: 863
Michael Tabone

The spatha was a type of straight sword with a long point, measuring between 0.75 and 1 m,in use throughout 1st millennium Europe and the territory of the Roman Empire until about AD 600. Later swords through about AD 1000 are recognizable derivatives, though not spathae.

By: Michael Tabonel Arts & Entertainment> Antiques l Apr 18, 2009 lViews: 1,186
Michael Tabone

The Battle of Pharsalia made Caesar lord of Rome. He then had to deal with Africa which was in revolt. A short campaign ended in the victory being announced in the Senate as Veni, vidi, vici (I came, I saw, I conquered). He returned to Rome and took supreme command; the Repub­lic was at an end. Now the head of the army controlled the empire.

By: Michael Tabonel Arts & Entertainment> Antiques l Jun 29, 2009 lViews: 333
Michael Tabone

After the battle of Chaeronea (see 338 BC Philip of Macedon invades Greece) Philip II was preparing to lead a Greek and Macedonian army into Persia and put an end to their empire. Before he could do so he was murdered by one of his nobles, and his son, Alexander (356— 323 BC) took over the command.

By: Michael Tabonel Arts & Entertainment> Antiques l Jun 28, 2009 lViews: 870
Michael Tabone

One of Britain’s worst civil wars was that known as the Wars of the Roses, begin-fling in 1455 and lasting until 1485. It was so called because the two rival parties each chose a rose as a symbol: York (white) and Lancaster (red). It began when Henry VI (1421—71) became insane and Richard, Duke of York claimed the throne.

By: Michael Tabonel Arts & Entertainment> Antiques l Jun 25, 2009 lViews: 381
Michael Tabone

The Delian League marked the begin-fling of the Golden Age of Greece which for thirty years was dominated by one of the most outstanding men in history —Pericles (49o—429 BC). He was the son of noble parents who provided him, when a youth, with the finest and most ad­vanced teachers of the day.

By: Michael Tabonel Arts & Entertainment> Antiques l Jul 02, 2009 lViews: 586
Michael Tabone

Lying between Thrace and Thessaly was the small kingdom of Macedon. It was peopled by tough mountaineers who were very independent but, as a nation, Macedonia was little regarded by its neighbours, the more powerful Greek states.

By: Michael Tabonel Arts & Entertainment> Antiques l Jun 26, 2009 lViews: 399
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