Style mimicry: architecture, furniture, costumes so much alike

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The development of styles of architecture, furniture and dress in the US from the American Revolution to 1850 is presented. The US emulated English, French and Greek designs up to 1830. From 1830-1850, however, styles began to reflect the country's economic growth and technological advancements.

United States, Popular culture, Architectural design, Fashion design, Furniture design

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Almost free

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Manufacturers have been using customer-attracting premiums in the US since the mid-1880s. Premiums are often collected for its nostalgic value. It is also a fun and economical hobby that may someday be financially rewarding.

Economic aspects, Collectors and collecting, Collectors (Persons), Premiums (Retail)

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Frederick Carder: master of colored glass

Article Abstract:

A biography of colored glass designer Frederick Carder is presented. Details of his works are provided, including illustrations.

Biography, Collections and collecting, Colored glass, Carder, Frederick

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