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EBay, Collectors, Flea Market & Antiques

grasswire

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5. well, Martha Stewart used to be a trend-setter in that regard.

Reply to safeinOhio (Reply #2)

Mon Mar 18, 2013, 01:38 PM

Mar 2013

Whatever she featured drove a segment of the popular market. (Jadeite, for example -- she drove that into the stratosphere.) I haven't looked at her magazines lately -- perhaps one of her publications for younger people (younger than those who read Martha Stewart Living) would provide some clues to upcoming trends. There's a popular magazine called "Mary Jane's Farm" that highlights vintage pieces each month.

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It's nice to know there's still hope for bona fide antiques. Vinca Mar 2013 #1

High end items go higher and higher, safeinOhio Mar 2013 #2

well, Martha Stewart used to be a trend-setter in that regard. grasswire Mar 2013 #5

I owned a shop back in the mid safeinOhio Mar 2013 #7

Oh well, there is always the silver thimble I found last week.... Paper Roses Mar 2013 #3

oh, how are you, PR?? grasswire Mar 2013 #4

Hi grasswire and other friends in this group. Paper Roses Mar 2013 #6