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fromPortland Monthly
1 week ago

The Antiques Mecca of Aurora, Just 2 Buses Away

One of the most famous figures in Aurora history never actually made it to town. Willie Keil died of malaria in 1855 in Bethel Colony, Missouri, a few days before he was to accompany his father, German immigrant and evangelical leader William Keil, and about 80 colonists on a journey west to establish a new settlement of their communal society near Willapa Bay.
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fromTasting Table
4 months ago

These Vintage Dishes Are Worth Collecting If You're Going For A Breezy Coastal Style - Tasting Table

Oxney Green's "Nautical" dishware features pitchers, teapots, mugs, bowls, and plates adorned with images of grand ships and seagulls, all made in blue and white.
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fromThe Good Life France
7 months ago

Antiquing and Lifestyle Tour of Provence - The Good Life France

Explore Provence through a week-long antiquing and lifestyle tour for enthusiasts and professionals.
Experience southern France's rich culture, art, and antique markets with guidance from expert designers.
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