Protecting Your Collectible Treasures: Care and Repair of Antiques and Collectibles (With a Twist of Humor)

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Comment by C. Dianne Zweig Editor's Desk on January 26, 2011 at 4:18pm

Funky Frugal Ways to Clean Kitchenwares

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Comment by Rita Kent on May 2, 2010 at 9:56am

Victoria Way ~ Thanks so much for your kind comments. I was able to tell Avalon Rose what I wanted and she did an incredible job of putting my thoughts and ideas on my website. She's very talented in creating pretty websites. The name of the company is on the bottom of my website.

I will do my best to get my doll pic up; I would love to hear what you think she's worth. Ciao! Rita @ TesoroFino.com

Comment by Victoria Way on April 30, 2010 at 12:17pm

Rita,
I love your website. It is wonderfully done, and like the old skelton key to open your site. The company that does your website, does a great job. I am also in the doll club and a doll appraiser, so I can't wait to see your doll either.

Comment by Rita Kent on April 30, 2010 at 8:12am

Oh How I wish I was in MI for this event!!!! Rita @ TesoroFino.com

Comment by Grand Events, LLC on April 29, 2010 at 9:11pm

4 Great Ways to Restore and Repair at the Novi Antiques Market!
REPAIR

Mary Lou’s Crystal & China Repair – Booth # 104
“While You Wait” Bring in your chipped stemware, or broken tea cups and let Mary Lou bring them back to life!
Wicker & Woods – Booth # 303
Bring in your furniture for caning, rush weaving, or wicker repair. After restoration we’ll deliver to your home, or pick-up in Spring Lake or Ann Arbor.


Sunshine Treasures – Booth #403
Your treasured sterling flatware can be lovingly polished and buffed to remove scratches and return it to its original shine. Flatware will be shipped to your home with-in 2-3 weeks.


Wachler Estate Collection, LLC – Booth #302
Specializing in antique jewelry repair. Ring sizing, charm additions, prong retipping, clasp repair, and watch or bracelet lengthening. Let us ship direct to you, or pick up at our Birmingham shop David Wachler & Sons on South Old Woodward.

Comment by Country Joe on July 28, 2009 at 7:39am

Received an email this morning from a customer:
"I have antique kitchenware that runs the gamut between butter paddles, whisks, scales, crocks, coffee mils, and so on..they have been displayed on top of my cabinets in the kitchen..so..grease has accumulated on them all..I try and clean them, but they remain sticky to the touch, any idea how to clean them up without taking all the stain or whatever off..thanks for any help you can give me..pj"
Any ideas?

See ya, Country Joe
Country Joe's Vintage Collectibles

Comment by Judith Katz-Schwartz on February 5, 2009 at 6:38pm

Rita,
The individual who posted about being a doll doctor is not me. It's dolldockrisneal. Kris is the person who started the new group.

Comment by Rita Kent on February 5, 2009 at 9:15am

Oh, Judith, I cannot wait to take a pic of my doll and wee what you can tell me about it! Very excited! Rita @ TesoroFino.com

Comment by dolldockrisneal on February 2, 2009 at 5:35pm

We have started a new group devoted to antique and collectible dolls. Iam a doll doctor and will be discussing doll restoration as well as many different doll topics. I hope you will check it out.

Comment by Judith Katz-Schwartz on January 11, 2009 at 5:36pm

Thanks so much!

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