Treasure seekers’ tastes changing
Antique stores are closing all over, but those that remain say people still seek something special

Want timeless style? Add European antique furniture to any room for a statement that lasts
Much like the fashion industry, the world of interior design is all about what’s hot, what’s next, what’s now and what’s trendy. And yet, just like in fashion, amidst all the industry buzz there remains an enduring respect and admiration for timeless, individual style. Experienced designers know that, regardless of the latest trends, European antique furniture and fixtures never lose their ...

Comings and Goings: Leonards Furniture Closes
Leonards New England, which sold antique furniture and other items at 1045 Post Road East, Westport has closed “due to the economy,” according to an employee in its Seekonk, Mass. headquarters.

Why Granny's old chair could fetch a fortune in Shanghai
They are the sort of old-fashioned bookcases, sideboards and settees once common in many homes. But antique furniture that would fetch a few hundred pounds in British auction rooms is suddenly being sold for thousands in Beijing

Antique Show & Sale this weekend
The 25th annual Antique Show & Sale has some new layers of opportunities for ticket-holders this week. The three-day show — Friday to Sunday at the New Bern Riverfront Convention Center — is a major fundraiser for the New Bern Preservation Foundation.

AUCTION VENTURES - BIG Antique Furniture
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T Magazine: The Dark Fantastic | JamesPlumb's 'Goodnight Day'
Two British artist-designers bring their haunting mash-ups of antique furniture and objects to a Geneva gallery.

Personal taste fills antique shop with rustic, unexpected items
Though most antique shops resemble boutiques with their high prices and occasionally highbrow staff, Scavenger's is more rustic, more unpredictable -- kind of like a scene from the popular television show "American Pickers" on the History Channel.

Antique store a portal to the good ol’ days
Mariam Cameron, owner of Mariam's Memories at 10 S.W. Third St., chats with Raymore resident Bill Welborn, who stopped Wednesday to shop and swap stories.

North Freedom couple to close antique store
After 20 years of following their passion for antiques, as displayed in their Civil War-era couch, Albert and Allegra Zick have closed their North Freedom business A to Z Antiques.