Let's get the myths out of the way. Myth number one: You need to own a 10 acre-garden to include lovely antique/vintage gardening furniture or ornaments. Granted, if you are into massive iron gazebos ...

Tue, April 28, 2020 at 5:51 PM UTC You can also use a carefully curated collection of antiques to subtly alter your home's aesthetic. "More decorative architectural styles can always be toned down by ...

As I get older I am doing more of just the backyard gardening such as growing veggies in a giant size galvanized wash tub. Great idea for those who live in apartments and condo, though I am still a ...

There are many distinct garden styles. Maybe you skew to a classic French Countryside look, an orderly British garden, or a loose and free cottage style. Whatever you prefer, there is an antique ...

NEW YORK— In a leafy corner of the Bronx, water bubbles gently in an enormous, cornflower-blue ceramic fish pond from China, home to meandering goldfish. A statue of Diana the Huntress towers over ...

Most of us buy antiques we can live with -- comfortable chairs, dishes that go in a dishwasher, desks that can be used with a computer and vases for flowers. But great wealth allows collectors to buy ...

The Antiques & Garden Show of Nashville, benefiting Cheekwood Estate & Gardens and ECON Charities, returns for its 35th year from January 31 to February 2, 2024, at the Music City Center. Featuring ...

Let's debunk another myth: antique garden objects are only for the rich. Not necessarily, according to DiSaia. Someone can buy "a statue of Aphrodite, which doesn't come easily," she said, but there ...

Myth number three: antique garden items have to be babied. Here's a response to that idea from Karen DiSaia, manager of this year's New York Botanical Garden's (NYBG) Antique Garden Furniture Fair: ...