My second story for the Baltimore Sun is on their website now. Here. It will be in print on Sunday, February 19th.
February 17, 2012
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It promises to be an interesting antiques show. And what a treat it would be to take the tour of the show with James Archer Abbott!
ReplyDelete"an uptick in interest in antiques"... UPTICK! What a great word! I'm going to use that all the time now, and watch the New York brows furrow. Hee hee!
ReplyDeleteI hope so, Regarding the interest in antiques..
ReplyDeleteWish I lived closer so I could attend the show. Hooe you will do post on it.
Bravo, Meg!! Mary
ReplyDeleteCongratulation, Meg! YES xxpeggybraswelldesign.com
ReplyDeleteI recently sold one of my favorite pieces in the shop--a mid-Nineteenth Century two-piece crotch-grain mahogany bookcase with old glass doors--to a couple in their 20s who've never bought anything old before. It replaced a three-month-old Billy bookcase from IKEA. I take that as a good omen.
ReplyDeletegood news for antique dealers; so many dealers have told me that their business has been off for the last decade. Looking forward to your article tomorrow.
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