Ruby Lane marks 20 years with an eye on the future
It's been 20 years since Tom Johnson fused his love of antiques and collectibles and technology expertise to create RubyLane.com. Recently, we caught up with Johnson to discuss the past, present, and future of this online selling platform.
Mall celebrates 20th anniversary with expansion
When celebrating 20 years, what's the traditional gift? Silver, paper, or if you are the Roscoe Antique Mall, expansion of the business.
All About Art: Evolution of a family business
Woodshed Art Auctions is celebrating 50 years as a family business, with a legacy steeped in art. The legacy began with a framing business and evolved into an auction business.
Limitless luxury at your fingertips – a la Jasper52
Locating luxury items of various interests is as easy as 1, 2, 3, especially when you're dealing with online auction shopping experience at Jasper52, explains Antique Trader contributor Sara Jordan-Heintz.
Find what you didn’t know you wanted at EBTH
Everything But the House (EBTH) is out to demonstrate that locating estate-fresh finds has never been easier. AT Print Editor Karen Knapstein explores more about this in a recent Knowing Your Business column.
NorthStar Collective finds antique show success
NorthStar Collective is dedicated to bringing buyers and sellers of antique and vintage goods together at the antiques shows the firm produces.
Mapping out a living through color and repair
In today's world of GPS and app-accessible directions, maps may seem obsolete. However, the role of maps and the stories they represent isn't lost on artist Lisa Middleton, who repairs and adds color to old maps.
eBay Collective spotlights Doris Leslie Blau Gallery
The key to longevity in today's antiques business involves being able to expand one's global footprint. For Doris Leslie Blau Gallery, a firm specializing in antique carpets and custom rugs for the past 45 years, one way to do just that is through eBay Collective.
After 40 years Griffins & Gargoyles ‘afterlife’ is online
After more than 40 years of operating Griffins & Gargoyles in a iconic brick building on Lawrence Ave. in Chicago, the father-daughter duo of Roy and Kelly Donovan are moving their antiques business strictly online.