In this post, I am resurrecting a regular series I began in 2009, talking about–Antique Wicker Furniture. Wednesday seemed to be a good day of the week to focus on this topic and so began […]
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FRIDAY FEATURE — Today’s feature is a wonderful “little” blog that highlights wicker furniture and basketry of all types and a whole lot more! Casey’s Minis blog is about the daily adventures of Tessie
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Reporter Jean McClelland writes about antiques for The Herald-Dispatch in West Virginia and wrote this article, “As relaxing reminder, wicker speaks of summertimes past,” which appeared in the paper on May 31, 2009. Thanks to
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WEDNESDAY WICKER WISDOM–Antique Wicker Photography I’ve been so busy this morning reading all the blogs I’ve recently started following and reading through my Twitter and Facebook accounts that I almost forgot to post about antique
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I just love fancy wicker furniture from the late 1880s, during the Victorian era, and started collecting “cabinet cards” that featured this lovely wicker furniture in them many years ago. These cabinet cards are a
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WEDNESDAY WICKER WISDOM–Where did the wicker furniture industry begin? Here’s a bit about the wicker furniture industry that I bet you didn’t know… That the wicker furniture industry actually began right here in the United
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I’m beginning a new feature here on Wednesdays called, “WICKER WEDNESDAY WISDOM!” which will feature either a wicker hint, tip, technique or some other tantalizing tidbit about wicker in general. Since almost everyone lumps together
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If any of you are thinking of some wicker furniture books to suggest to those that are giving you presents, take a look at the selection here on my Alibris Affiliate. There are some really
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