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ARTS & ANTIQUES: Show off family heirlooms or share them as gifts
By Dr. Lori
CORRESPONDENT
The holiday season is a time for holiday parties, family get-togethers and open houses.
With family and friends gathered to enjoy the season, it perfectly highlights your own history by featuring vintage photos and antique objects from days gone by.
These five tips will make this holiday season a time to reminisce about your family via your heirlooms and treasures.
Display old family photos
Many young family members probably don't know their historical tidbits. Those antiques and collectibles passed down through the generations reveal much about your background. To share this history with all the family, display objects that reflect days gone by.
A photo album is the typical vehicle for conversations about family history. Like photos, antique and vintage objects on display also reveal much about how ancestors really lived.
Use Grandma's stuff
Highlight cherished collections like your mother's salt-and-pepper sets, Grandma's cookie jars and cake plates. While a previous generation's antique china typically gains immediate attention at family gatherings, don't forget Grandpa's military uniforms or sports trophies. Such items not only have significant monetary value, but also reflect the family's past. At holiday time, let these objects recount the family heritage.
Antique Board Games- News
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Julie Gilkay column: Retro is in when it comes to family fun They play board games, don't watch a lot of TV and like to play with their dog on the living room floor. It got me wondering if my family is becoming an antique. Are families that play games together, spend an evening doing a puzzle or watching a movie |
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Lebanon Antiques Show to include game board exhibit Also at the show will be an exhibit of hand made and painted game boards from the early 19th century. Antique dealer Tim Chambers of Missouri will discuss the many varieties of these boards, their origins and their appeal to collectors. |
Sentimentalists buy mementos of St. Petersburg's Globe Coffee Lounge
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A Dimly Flickering Light in a Darkened Downtown
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Oroville Calendar Bolt Antique Tool Museum: 10 am-3:45 pm Unique museum with close to 10000 tools collected by Carl "Bud" Bolt. Located at 1650 Broderick St., one block from Chinese Temple. $3. Group tours by appointment. 538-2528; Museum, 538-2406. |
