I have mold growing on pieces of furniture in my house, antiques and others. How do I get rid of the mold?
Q. I really don't want to get rid of the antiques, and some I won't. But how do I get rid of the mold growing. It is even growing on the window sills. The only thought that I have (besides water and bleach-and I am AFRAID to try it on the wood) is to get central air. Does insurance cover this, and is there any hope out there. All we have are antiques passed down from the 1800's, I could care less about the rest. What do I do? I really don't want to get rid of the antiques, and some I won't. But how do I get rid of the mold growing. It is even growing on the window sills. The only thought that I have (besides water and bleach-and I am AFRAID to try it on the wood) is to get central air. Does insurance cover this, and is there any hope… [cont.]
Asked by young61021 - Thu Aug 10 00:18:30 2006 - - 9 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Please get a de-humidifier or two for now I doubt your insurance will cover this. This is a maintenance problem not a property damage claim. You need to go to a Sanitation Supply store and get a mildew cleaner (industrial cleaner). Explain what you have and they should supply the proper cleaner. Usually its sprayed on, Quite simple but effective and important. Spray everywhere even if you see no mildew this mildew could be in behind your walls , ceilings, attic, anywhere. You may want to call an air quality contractor or a contractor that services the insurance companies for property losses due to flood (water damage). your insurance agent would know someone or any insurance company will have a preferred contractor list that they use for… [cont.]
Answered by parky - Thu Aug 10 13:10:02 2006
Q. I really don't want to get rid of the antiques, and some I won't. But how do I get rid of the mold growing. It is even growing on the window sills. The only thought that I have (besides water and bleach-and I am AFRAID to try it on the wood) is to get central air. Does insurance cover this, and is there any hope out there. All we have are antiques passed down from the 1800's, I could care less about the rest. What do I do? I really don't want to get rid of the antiques, and some I won't. But how do I get rid of the mold growing. It is even growing on the window sills. The only thought that I have (besides water and bleach-and I am AFRAID to try it on the wood) is to get central air. Does insurance cover this, and is there any hope… [cont.]
Asked by young61021 - Thu Aug 10 00:18:30 2006 - - 9 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Please get a de-humidifier or two for now I doubt your insurance will cover this. This is a maintenance problem not a property damage claim. You need to go to a Sanitation Supply store and get a mildew cleaner (industrial cleaner). Explain what you have and they should supply the proper cleaner. Usually its sprayed on, Quite simple but effective and important. Spray everywhere even if you see no mildew this mildew could be in behind your walls , ceilings, attic, anywhere. You may want to call an air quality contractor or a contractor that services the insurance companies for property losses due to flood (water damage). your insurance agent would know someone or any insurance company will have a preferred contractor list that they use for… [cont.]
Answered by parky - Thu Aug 10 13:10:02 2006
How do I start a career in appraising antiques?
Q. I want to become one of the appraisers on Antiques Roadshow. How do I get into this career path?
Asked by ahrma525 - Wed Oct 18 09:23:07 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. `That may be the only use for a Art History college major. Also, get a job in an antiques store.
Answered by SPLATT - Wed Oct 18 09:33:15 2006
Q. I want to become one of the appraisers on Antiques Roadshow. How do I get into this career path?
Asked by ahrma525 - Wed Oct 18 09:23:07 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. `That may be the only use for a Art History college major. Also, get a job in an antiques store.
Answered by SPLATT - Wed Oct 18 09:33:15 2006
How To Buy and Sell Antiques For Profit - Any Full Resource Guide?
Q. I'm researching information on buying and selling antiques for profit (how it's done, what qualifies as antique, the legal aspects, etc.) and am looking for an all-in-one guide or website that covers it in greater detail. Any information you can provide would be helpful. Thanks.
Asked by Lia A - Tue May 6 04:38:41 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Antique Dealing by Matthew Ohms is a full-featured guide on how to buy and sell antiques for profit. It covers antique valuation & pricing, auction tips, profit potential and the legal aspects of buying and selling antiques. While the law varies from place to place, to be considered an antique a car or other piece of machinery needs to be 25 years old, toys need to be 10 years old, and other items at least 50-100 years old. The reason for this is that items like cars and machinery go through a lot more wear and tear than a chair or a desk. So for it to last 25 years is truly significant.
Answered by Bryan W - Tue May 6 05:35:10 2008
Q. I'm researching information on buying and selling antiques for profit (how it's done, what qualifies as antique, the legal aspects, etc.) and am looking for an all-in-one guide or website that covers it in greater detail. Any information you can provide would be helpful. Thanks.
Asked by Lia A - Tue May 6 04:38:41 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Antique Dealing by Matthew Ohms is a full-featured guide on how to buy and sell antiques for profit. It covers antique valuation & pricing, auction tips, profit potential and the legal aspects of buying and selling antiques. While the law varies from place to place, to be considered an antique a car or other piece of machinery needs to be 25 years old, toys need to be 10 years old, and other items at least 50-100 years old. The reason for this is that items like cars and machinery go through a lot more wear and tear than a chair or a desk. So for it to last 25 years is truly significant.
Answered by Bryan W - Tue May 6 05:35:10 2008
How to discourage cat from peeing on wood antiques?
Q. My cat has a history of peeing on my wood antiques (dresser, trunk, etc.), but when I moved, (per vet recommendation) I keep her in a closed room with no antiques & lots of litter boxes. She has been great for 6 months, but now I have an antique piano I need to move into that room & I'm terrified she will destroy it--any preventive measures I can take? (I tried lemons, cleaners, vinegar, baking soda & refinishing on the old dresser & didn't deter her at all...)
Asked by Kelbid - Fri Sep 28 14:36:22 2007 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Tried swatting her with something like a rolled up newspaper or magazine? Not with something hard enough to hurt her, just mainly to startle her? The beatings will continue until morale improves.
Answered by Zac S - Fri Sep 28 14:48:41 2007
Q. My cat has a history of peeing on my wood antiques (dresser, trunk, etc.), but when I moved, (per vet recommendation) I keep her in a closed room with no antiques & lots of litter boxes. She has been great for 6 months, but now I have an antique piano I need to move into that room & I'm terrified she will destroy it--any preventive measures I can take? (I tried lemons, cleaners, vinegar, baking soda & refinishing on the old dresser & didn't deter her at all...)
Asked by Kelbid - Fri Sep 28 14:36:22 2007 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Tried swatting her with something like a rolled up newspaper or magazine? Not with something hard enough to hurt her, just mainly to startle her? The beatings will continue until morale improves.
Answered by Zac S - Fri Sep 28 14:48:41 2007
How do I learn about antiques?
Q. I want to learn about all kinds of antiques? Also how can I make money by collecting antiques and selling them? How can I grow up and make a living on selling and collecting antiques?
Asked by ahhh - Sat Jan 23 19:03:37 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Go to antiques shows and galleries, flea markets and auctions. Don't buy anything, but look at what interests you. Learn what you can about things you like by asking the dealers and looking things up on the Internet, also check places like eBay for similar items and read the item descriptions. Watch the auctions end so you see what prices things typically sell for, and learn how to tell real antiques from fakes or reproductions. Learn how to judge good quality in construction and design. Go to garage and yard sales and if you see something that is priced very low that seems like an item that would be easy for you to sell at a much higher price, you could buy it and list it on eBay. Remember that you will have to take good photos and… [cont.]
Answered by Alice - Sat Jan 23 19:20:10 2010
Q. I want to learn about all kinds of antiques? Also how can I make money by collecting antiques and selling them? How can I grow up and make a living on selling and collecting antiques?
Asked by ahhh - Sat Jan 23 19:03:37 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Go to antiques shows and galleries, flea markets and auctions. Don't buy anything, but look at what interests you. Learn what you can about things you like by asking the dealers and looking things up on the Internet, also check places like eBay for similar items and read the item descriptions. Watch the auctions end so you see what prices things typically sell for, and learn how to tell real antiques from fakes or reproductions. Learn how to judge good quality in construction and design. Go to garage and yard sales and if you see something that is priced very low that seems like an item that would be easy for you to sell at a much higher price, you could buy it and list it on eBay. Remember that you will have to take good photos and… [cont.]
Answered by Alice - Sat Jan 23 19:20:10 2010
What should I do with antiques that I want to sell without having a garage sale? How do I find out the value?
Q. I have small antiques (children's spoons) and I have large antiques (dining table/4 chairs). I have NO idea how to find the value, nor do I know how to unload them. I know eBay is an option for the small things, but what about the large pieces? I need help! Thanks.
Asked by Molly - Thu Apr 20 09:12:42 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. E bay is a good place for all sizes but how do you price them. Go to any local auction house and give it to them on consignment if it has any value they will take it and sell it for a percent fee usually.
Answered by answerguru - Sat Apr 22 12:20:50 2006
Q. I have small antiques (children's spoons) and I have large antiques (dining table/4 chairs). I have NO idea how to find the value, nor do I know how to unload them. I know eBay is an option for the small things, but what about the large pieces? I need help! Thanks.
Asked by Molly - Thu Apr 20 09:12:42 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. E bay is a good place for all sizes but how do you price them. Go to any local auction house and give it to them on consignment if it has any value they will take it and sell it for a percent fee usually.
Answered by answerguru - Sat Apr 22 12:20:50 2006
What licenses do I need to import antiques from other countries?
Q. I would like to start importing some antiques from another country (Mexico only right now) do I need Licenses, special permits, etc? Thank you, Brian
Asked by BK - Sat Apr 5 22:19:51 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Go visit your local Small business Development Center (SBDC) - they offer free counseling for small businesses. www.asbdc-us.org
Answered by diblyhoo - Tue Apr 8 20:04:48 2008
Q. I would like to start importing some antiques from another country (Mexico only right now) do I need Licenses, special permits, etc? Thank you, Brian
Asked by BK - Sat Apr 5 22:19:51 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Go visit your local Small business Development Center (SBDC) - they offer free counseling for small businesses. www.asbdc-us.org
Answered by diblyhoo - Tue Apr 8 20:04:48 2008
How much is this coin worth and antiques?
Q. I ran into a 1962...5 Fr. Belgique coin. How much would it be worth here in the USA...Is there a website that i can look up antiques i have an old canasta board also.
Asked by hidee_1986 - Mon Oct 5 02:31:01 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Just so you know there were both the 1962 Belgium 5 francs Belgique and the 1962 Belgium 5 francs Belgie, but both are only worth $0.35US if uncirculated and maybe $0.20US if lightly circulated. Also, coins, no matter how old, are not considered antiques, but here are a couple of links that may be helpful for the antique canasta board.
Answered by liberty 911 - Mon Oct 5 08:27:57 2009
Q. I ran into a 1962...5 Fr. Belgique coin. How much would it be worth here in the USA...Is there a website that i can look up antiques i have an old canasta board also.
Asked by hidee_1986 - Mon Oct 5 02:31:01 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Just so you know there were both the 1962 Belgium 5 francs Belgique and the 1962 Belgium 5 francs Belgie, but both are only worth $0.35US if uncirculated and maybe $0.20US if lightly circulated. Also, coins, no matter how old, are not considered antiques, but here are a couple of links that may be helpful for the antique canasta board.
Answered by liberty 911 - Mon Oct 5 08:27:57 2009
where is the best website to sell antiques?
Q. I notice that ebay got a lot of them but not too many bidders, is there another website that I can sell my antiques?
Asked by sucomuse.com - Sat Dec 26 16:29:22 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I notice that ebay got a lot of them but not too many bidders, is there another website that I can sell my antiques?
Asked by sucomuse.com - Sat Dec 26 16:29:22 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
certain knives are illegal in my state. is it legal to collect those knives as antiques?
Q. switchblades, gravity knives, billy clubs, etc are illegal to posses in the state of new york. is it legal to have them mailed to u from other states after purchasing over the internet? i collect them as antiques. they are locked in a display case its not like i carry them around with me. is it legal to collect them and have them sent to u from other states after purchasing over the internet?
Asked by Dan - Sat Feb 6 18:22:43 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. switchblades, gravity knives, billy clubs, etc are illegal to posses in the state of new york. is it legal to have them mailed to u from other states after purchasing over the internet? i collect them as antiques. they are locked in a display case its not like i carry them around with me. is it legal to collect them and have them sent to u from other states after purchasing over the internet?
Asked by Dan - Sat Feb 6 18:22:43 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
How to become an antiques appraiser?
Q. Like on the Antiques Roadshow. Where do I go from High School? What kind of school, and where are the school(s) located? Anyone know how much they make?
Asked by hoover - Thu Jan 24 00:42:51 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Appraisals are opinions. What you need is expertise, in one or more specialized areas. You can go to school -- art or design at a college, or an art school. You can find a job with an auction firm or a high quality antique dealer or jewelry firm or art gallery. You can train to be a crafts person or an artist -- furniture, ceramics, jewelry, painter. The idea being if you know how to make something, you will become skilled at identifying the little odd things that tell you something is a fake, or repaired, or original. It's very important to practice close observation of detail. You should spend a lot of time in galleries, museums, or stores; learning what is of most interest to you. You will always do better studying those… [cont.]
Answered by SJ - Thu Jan 24 01:09:48 2008
Q. Like on the Antiques Roadshow. Where do I go from High School? What kind of school, and where are the school(s) located? Anyone know how much they make?
Asked by hoover - Thu Jan 24 00:42:51 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Appraisals are opinions. What you need is expertise, in one or more specialized areas. You can go to school -- art or design at a college, or an art school. You can find a job with an auction firm or a high quality antique dealer or jewelry firm or art gallery. You can train to be a crafts person or an artist -- furniture, ceramics, jewelry, painter. The idea being if you know how to make something, you will become skilled at identifying the little odd things that tell you something is a fake, or repaired, or original. It's very important to practice close observation of detail. You should spend a lot of time in galleries, museums, or stores; learning what is of most interest to you. You will always do better studying those… [cont.]
Answered by SJ - Thu Jan 24 01:09:48 2008
Is there a way to hire someone to sell your antiques and you get a lot of the money?
Q. We have a lot of antiques and NOTHING to do with them. We don't know what their worth, we tried ebay, and we don't want to just sell them at really cheap, random prices because we already got ripped off on some items. Please help.
Asked by MochaBear - Sun Aug 19 00:26:45 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. HI. Try an estate liquidator. We have a service in NY through maryantiques.com - we value, price, tag, advertise and sell your items for a percentage of the sale. I am sure there is a similar service in your town. Call some antiques stores to find out. This may sound morbid ... but ... you can also call local funeral homes, they should know of estate liquidators. You can also try an online search; your town + estate liquidation. If you have numerous valuable antiques call an auction house -most handle estate liquidation. If you sell to an antique dealer - they will usually offer you 30% of value. You can try consigning items with a dealer, they usually take 30% of the value on consignment. Good Luck. ASK maryantiques GET maryanswers … [cont.]
Answered by maryantiques - Tue Aug 21 14:38:17 2007
Q. We have a lot of antiques and NOTHING to do with them. We don't know what their worth, we tried ebay, and we don't want to just sell them at really cheap, random prices because we already got ripped off on some items. Please help.
Asked by MochaBear - Sun Aug 19 00:26:45 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. HI. Try an estate liquidator. We have a service in NY through maryantiques.com - we value, price, tag, advertise and sell your items for a percentage of the sale. I am sure there is a similar service in your town. Call some antiques stores to find out. This may sound morbid ... but ... you can also call local funeral homes, they should know of estate liquidators. You can also try an online search; your town + estate liquidation. If you have numerous valuable antiques call an auction house -most handle estate liquidation. If you sell to an antique dealer - they will usually offer you 30% of value. You can try consigning items with a dealer, they usually take 30% of the value on consignment. Good Luck. ASK maryantiques GET maryanswers … [cont.]
Answered by maryantiques - Tue Aug 21 14:38:17 2007
Where can I participate in an auction that offers original paintings, antiques, and such?
Q. Originals meaning from famous artists, such as Davinci (although I bet all of those are in museums), and antiques such as some of the first Mercedes-Benz's to become. Thanks!
Asked by j s . - Thu Feb 12 16:02:28 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Two words "Antique Roadshow"
Answered by Gainey G - Thu Feb 12 16:58:55 2009
Q. Originals meaning from famous artists, such as Davinci (although I bet all of those are in museums), and antiques such as some of the first Mercedes-Benz's to become. Thanks!
Asked by j s . - Thu Feb 12 16:02:28 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Two words "Antique Roadshow"
Answered by Gainey G - Thu Feb 12 16:58:55 2009
Do you know of a good antiques auction or consignment store?
Q. I have inherited more antique furniture than I can use. I want to put some into a high quality consignment store or antiques auction that will allow a reserve. Haven't found much on the internet. Looking for references in Dallas area. Yes, I have tried Craig's List and eBAY.
Asked by kramerdnewf - Thu Apr 19 15:28:40 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. To obtain the very best arrangement (money) for your items you might visit your local antique shops with some photos of the items you wish to consign. I found that percentages of the sale (going to the seller) is more favorable when there is personal (not email, etc.) involvement. A lot depends on the area you live in and the popularity of what is being considered for sale. In my area (Pomona, California) there is a downtown antiques (only) mall with many stores/dealers to approach. Perhaps, there is one near you. It will take some leg work to realize the best possible interest and profit. Good luck!
Answered by THOMAS A - Thu Apr 19 15:45:37 2007
Q. I have inherited more antique furniture than I can use. I want to put some into a high quality consignment store or antiques auction that will allow a reserve. Haven't found much on the internet. Looking for references in Dallas area. Yes, I have tried Craig's List and eBAY.
Asked by kramerdnewf - Thu Apr 19 15:28:40 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. To obtain the very best arrangement (money) for your items you might visit your local antique shops with some photos of the items you wish to consign. I found that percentages of the sale (going to the seller) is more favorable when there is personal (not email, etc.) involvement. A lot depends on the area you live in and the popularity of what is being considered for sale. In my area (Pomona, California) there is a downtown antiques (only) mall with many stores/dealers to approach. Perhaps, there is one near you. It will take some leg work to realize the best possible interest and profit. Good luck!
Answered by THOMAS A - Thu Apr 19 15:45:37 2007
Are there any websites which help teach people how to spot collectable antiques?
Q. Specifically sites which teach you how to recognise genuine antiques from fakes, and which teach you which pieces are most collectable and why.
Asked by Chimera's Song - Tue Apr 18 16:36:13 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Check out this site. It has tons of different info about antiques.
Answered by blonde_chick120 - Fri Apr 21 21:04:40 2006
Q. Specifically sites which teach you how to recognise genuine antiques from fakes, and which teach you which pieces are most collectable and why.
Asked by Chimera's Song - Tue Apr 18 16:36:13 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Check out this site. It has tons of different info about antiques.
Answered by blonde_chick120 - Fri Apr 21 21:04:40 2006
Is anyone else sick of programmes about antiques?
Q. The deluge of antiques programes on telly is starting to drive me up the wall. Has anyone else found that Antiques Roadshow, Flog It, Cash In The Attic et al bores them to tears? And do you think the credit crunch will crush the antiques market as no one wants to spend money on old junk, or will it send it rocketing as people try to flog even more rubbish / make fast money?
Asked by Malibu_Jenny - Sat Jul 19 10:58:45 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've never seen any of these shows, but the fact there seems to be a plethora of them causes me to believe many don't feel the same as you do and are tuning into these exciting programs. When I don't like something on TV, I change the channel or turn it off. I usually don't turn it on unless I know there's something on I want to see.
Answered by Brentallica - Sat Jul 19 11:07:05 2008
Q. The deluge of antiques programes on telly is starting to drive me up the wall. Has anyone else found that Antiques Roadshow, Flog It, Cash In The Attic et al bores them to tears? And do you think the credit crunch will crush the antiques market as no one wants to spend money on old junk, or will it send it rocketing as people try to flog even more rubbish / make fast money?
Asked by Malibu_Jenny - Sat Jul 19 10:58:45 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've never seen any of these shows, but the fact there seems to be a plethora of them causes me to believe many don't feel the same as you do and are tuning into these exciting programs. When I don't like something on TV, I change the channel or turn it off. I usually don't turn it on unless I know there's something on I want to see.
Answered by Brentallica - Sat Jul 19 11:07:05 2008
Are they just old or antiques?
Q. I will be decorating my "modern" house with a Victorian theme . My friends are helping by giving me old things that I adore. I was wondering where can I research how to find out if some of my things are just old or possibly antiques ? I have a lot of things being given to me that I know are old but I would like to find out if the have antique value to them. Ex: chandeliers, jewelery boxes, lamps ect. I don't want to lessen the value of anything if they are worth something. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Asked by Cajun_ Creater - Sun Mar 18 18:52:11 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If the pieces are 100 years old they are antiques. If you can find a name on the bottom of the piece, you should be able to research online.
Answered by Jennifer S - Sun Mar 18 18:57:20 2007
Q. I will be decorating my "modern" house with a Victorian theme . My friends are helping by giving me old things that I adore. I was wondering where can I research how to find out if some of my things are just old or possibly antiques ? I have a lot of things being given to me that I know are old but I would like to find out if the have antique value to them. Ex: chandeliers, jewelery boxes, lamps ect. I don't want to lessen the value of anything if they are worth something. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Asked by Cajun_ Creater - Sun Mar 18 18:52:11 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If the pieces are 100 years old they are antiques. If you can find a name on the bottom of the piece, you should be able to research online.
Answered by Jennifer S - Sun Mar 18 18:57:20 2007
What are some Arts and Antiques Publications that accept articles written by students?
Q. I am a student at a Design School in New York City and for one of my classes I have to submit an article to a publication, it doesn't have to get published but it would be nice for my resume and for my grade in the class to see it in an actual publication. What are some publications, focusing on either Art or Antiques, that accept articles written by anyone (of course providing that they are well done)?
Asked by Alexandra - Fri Feb 5 13:42:09 2010 - - 0 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I am a student at a Design School in New York City and for one of my classes I have to submit an article to a publication, it doesn't have to get published but it would be nice for my resume and for my grade in the class to see it in an actual publication. What are some publications, focusing on either Art or Antiques, that accept articles written by anyone (of course providing that they are well done)?
Asked by Alexandra - Fri Feb 5 13:42:09 2010 - - 0 Answers - 0 Comments
How much are antique doorstops worth? Where do I get info on Yahoo on antiques and?
Q. collectibles? I am surprised they do not even have a catagory for this. any ideas anyone? thanx, Lauren does not Yahoo have a specific site to ask q's and a's on antiques and collectibles? or is it a hit or miss thing?
Asked by laurelf - Thu Mar 5 22:27:38 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can get information from the Price Check forum on RarityGuide, many antique collectors hang out there and answer questions
Answered by Adventurer - Sun Mar 8 07:31:38 2009
Q. collectibles? I am surprised they do not even have a catagory for this. any ideas anyone? thanx, Lauren does not Yahoo have a specific site to ask q's and a's on antiques and collectibles? or is it a hit or miss thing?
Asked by laurelf - Thu Mar 5 22:27:38 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can get information from the Price Check forum on RarityGuide, many antique collectors hang out there and answer questions
Answered by Adventurer - Sun Mar 8 07:31:38 2009
What category should I ask about antiques under?
Q. I have some antique jewelry and accessories I have questions about but I'm not sure there is a specific category I should list my questions under in Yahoo! Answers. I've browsed through Arts & Humanity as well as Society & Culture and their subcategories are kind of vague. Any suggestions?
Asked by DEE - Sun Nov 26 11:19:02 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If they are antiques, the History category under Arts and Humanities will give you the most informed responses, as they enjoy the chase of hunting down this kind of info.
Answered by Casey Jones - Tue Nov 28 17:32:18 2006
Q. I have some antique jewelry and accessories I have questions about but I'm not sure there is a specific category I should list my questions under in Yahoo! Answers. I've browsed through Arts & Humanity as well as Society & Culture and their subcategories are kind of vague. Any suggestions?
Asked by DEE - Sun Nov 26 11:19:02 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If they are antiques, the History category under Arts and Humanities will give you the most informed responses, as they enjoy the chase of hunting down this kind of info.
Answered by Casey Jones - Tue Nov 28 17:32:18 2006
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