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Gorham Silver - an American Classic Since 1831, when it was founded, the Gorham Company of Providence, Rhode Island, has grown from a small shop making coin silver spoons to the largest maker of sterling silverwares in the world by the beginning of the twentieth century. In addition... ( added 181 days 6 hours ago.)

Collecting Lladro Porcelain Figurines Lladro porcelain figurines portray human traits and values that inspire respect and praise. Some figurines characterize natural humility. Others depict bravery and courage in the midst of frailty. Still others celebrate our collective spirit of... ( added 181 days 6 hours ago.)

The Longaberger Company - Doing Business One Basket At A Time From humble beginnings in the small town of Dresden, Ohio, The Longaberger Company has grown into a basket-making titan. It was founded in 1973 by Dave Longaberger, who as a child, had watched his father weave baskets at the family business. Today... ( added 1 year ago.)

Longaberger Baskets As Collectibles Longaberger baskets have become a cornerstone of the basket-making business. Every basket-maker (including Longaberger's competitors) knows what a Longaberger basket is and how much customers value them. So treasured are these baskets that... ( added 1 year ago.)

Dave Longaberger: Founder Of The Longaberger Company In 1934, Dave Longaberger was born to J.W. and Bonnie Longaberger. The fifth of twelve children, Dave often accompanied his father to the family basket-making business. However, those trips ended when, in 1955, his father closed up shop. Eighteen... ( added 1 year ago.)

The Penny Black; World's First Postage Stamp In the 1830's, mail in the United Kingdom of England and Ireland was paid for by the recipient of the mail. The amount charged for postal delivery was based upon the weight of the item as well as how far it had to travel. Most of the working... ( added 1 year 6 days ago.)