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I found a new creative Umbrella Holder, which is called Lawn for Rain. And I promise it will make your rainy day journey more amazing and colorful. Personally, I think this Lawn for Rain is a perfect choice to dry your umbrella.

I found a new creative Umbrella Holder, which is called Lawn for Rain. And I promise it will make your rainy day journey more amazing and colorful. Personally, I think this Lawn for Rain is a perfect choice to dry your umbrella.

I found a new creative Umbrella Holder, which is called Lawn for Rain. And I promise it will make your rainy day journey more amazing and colorful. Personally, I think this Lawn for Rain is a perfect choice to dry your umbrella.

Sometimes beginning begins in a strange way, especially at the start of a new house décor and the way you collect all the decorative accessories. It indicates that something very amazing will occur among these lines. It does happen when you have decorative pieces of all types like antique contemporary, classic, traditional, modern and last but not the least Venetian glass decorative objects.

New Auction Results posting -- A collection of interesting or unexpected antique auction results for March, 2012

New Auction Results posting -- A collection of interesting or unexpected antique auction results for January, 2012

New post on unusual or surprising Antique Auction Results for November, 2011!

An abstract composition is a joy to behold; for its every look and feel generates new imagery…Click on the link to read more »

New post on unusual or surprising Antique Auction Results for October, 2011

New Auction Results posting -- A collection of interesting or unexpected antique auction results for May, 2012

New Auction Results posting -- A collection of interesting or unexpected antique auction results for April, 2012

New Auction Results posting -- A collection of interesting or unexpected antique auction results for June, 2012

How would you ever download physical objects? A new creation Morphware, which is a plate-transforming internet-connected dish creator created by Designer Nick Smigielski. Have you ever heard about it?

How would you ever download physical objects? A new creation Morphware, which is a plate-transforming internet-connected dish creator created by Designer Nick Smigielski. Have you ever heard about it?

In order to create the OLED screen, Sony developed a new type OTFT organic thin film transistor,Sony also said that this product will continue to improve its flexible organic display performance and durability in order to better application.

Wii Fit is effective to the wounded.It is different between using Wii Fit and other virtualization technologies during convalescence. It is inexpensive, easy to use.The fun through the game to ease the pain of recuperation.

New at Colonial Sense--Unexpected antique auction prices for March, 2010!

New article at Colonial Sense on the first Keno antiques auction held last weekend.

New at Colonial Sense--Surprising antique auction prices for April, 2010!

The Jacobean period of furniture style began 1603 in England with the reign of James I and ended 1688 with the reign of James II. During this time, America began to receive a migration of new people, first in Jamestown in 1607, then Plymouth in 1620. Jacobean is often described as the earliest form of furniture making in America. Categorized in a more narrow sense, it has been referred to as Pilgrim furniture. Due to the skills of the early colonists, the furniture was much more primitive than their English counterparts. Maybe a better term to use is Early American furniture. Colonial Sense wants to first start with Jacobean furniture in England since it inspired much of the colonial furniture in America. Then we will discuss the Early American furniture specifically made in this country and the skilled craftsmen whose work is highly sought after today in the antique industry. With the help of John Fiske and Lisa Freeman, we used dates in our article pertaining to when certain styles changed in the Jacobean period. These dates are the center of roughly a five year period and should only be used in determining if a piece is early or later in the period.

New post on unusual or surprising Antique Auction Results for July 2011

New post on unusual or surprising Antique Auction Results for August 2011

Colonial Sense: New post on unusual or surprising Antique Auction Results for June 2011