Carolyn's Timeless Treasures

Eclectic, Unique and Whimsical Antique and Collectible Items for the discerning collector.
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Celebrating 5 years on Ruby Lane and over 1000 sales!!

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Granny's Attic

A variety of vintage, depression & elegant glassware, china & pottery plus other treasures. Beautiful, exceptional items to beautify any home at affordable prices.

Questers International

The Questers are a group dedicated to the study, preservation and history of antiques. Questers funds scholarships in historic preservation and conservation, provide grants for historical restoration and preservation and promote, local chapters, the study of topics of interest to collectors of antiques and those interested in the history of their own collections. Each month our chapter has a program dedicated to the study of a particular topic for the education of our members. The topics are quite diverse and range from paperweights to soup tureens to Fiesta dinnerware. The presenter tells the history of the subject, the current state of this subject and often illustrates the program with items from personal collections that are shared with the members.

The Steamship Arabia Museum

The Steamship Arabia sank in the Missouri River in 1856 on its way, fully loaded with cargo for peddlers and merchants, to outposts in the Western territories. Time and the everchanging river eventually casued the water channel to move and the steamship with its intact cargo ended up covered by the earth in bottom land fields. It was rediscovered in 1987 and was unearthed and its intact cargo was reclaimed to be displayed in its entirely in this wonderful museum in Kansas City, MO. Mark this on you vacation stop list as a unique step backward into the past well worth the price of admission. Take a virtual tour by visiting this website.

Vaseline Glass Collectors, Inc

All that green glass is NOT vaseline glass. Learn all about the glowing glass that has so many glass collectors positively addicted. Learn how to tell the difference and see some of the most beautiful displays of vaseline glass ever. Members of the collectors organization have made their private collections available for viewing in this site. This is a must see if you love art glass!

The Goofus Glass Museum

Want to see lots of Goofus Glass and learn about it? This site is loaded with great pictures and information that you may never have the chance to see in real life. Goofus Glass is a field all by itself but it crosses the boundaries between Victorian Pattern Glass, Milk Glass, and Opalescent glass and ties all of them together with examples which have been cold painted in vibrant reds, greens and golds to further embellish their designs and patterns.

David Doty's Carnival Glass Website

Lovers of Carnival glass should find this site incredibly comprehensive with pattern identifications, illustrations and lots of information from one of the most authoritative sources on this subject.

Antique and Art Glass Salt Shaker Collector Society

Wonderful site for information about antique glass salt shakers. Extensive pictorial displacy of rare shakers. A delight to the eye!

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Pattern Glass

Wonderful educational site for pattern glass identification and information about "purple" glass

Early American Pattern Glass Society

Information about collecting Early American Pattern Glass and how to become a member of this group.

Early American Pattern Glass

Another great site that has a lot of information and wonderful pictures of Early American Pattern Glass. The creator of this site specializes in collecting glass from the Riverside Glass Works.

Pattern Glass Educational Resource

Wonderful site with a virtual museum of pattern glass and a Pattern Glass School for educating about some of the finer points of Early American Pattern Glass.

Duncan Glass

Wonderful website dedicated to the history of Duncan Glass including George Duncan and Sons, George Duncan's Sons & Co, and Duncan-Miller Glass Co. This is a website that is currently evolving and will get even better with time.

The Mah Jongg Museum

Wonderful site for learning about Mah Jongg with a variety of games and books about Mah Jongg, and the chance to see some lovely sets, both ancient and new.

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