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Antique lamps
surge in value
Home lighting trends offer
more than a flicker of nostalgia.
In fact, the mass market is aglow
with traditional lamps.
"What really excites the public
ia period decorating," says Rhett
Sypher, president of Shoal Creek
of Annistoo, Ala. "High tech and
contemporary do. not sell very
well."
Sypher says 95 percent of his
company's SOO styles are tradi-
tional. Many have period detailing
that fits into rooms with Victori-
an, neoclassical, French country,
18th-century or even Russian
court decorating schemes.
Interest in 20th-century designs
appears to stop at the Arts It
Crafts period, which began about
IMS. That era i? especially rich as
a source for lighting since it coin-
cided with early electrification of
American homes. New York City,
for example, was electrified in the
1890s.
Tbe cost of period originals de-
signed by famous early 20th-cen-
tury designers such as Gustav
Stickley, Dirk Van Erp and Frank
Lloyd Wright puts them out of
reach of most consumers. But
reproductions that recreate the
feeling are readily available.
One popular style reminiscent
of the period uses mica
lampshades. The mica sheets
treated with shellac to give them a
smoky amber translucence are
handled like stained glass and in-
serted into metal channels.
WHEN SHOAL CREEK first of-
fered mica-shade lamps in Arts St
Crafts styles two years ago, they
were popular enough for tbe com-
pany to add to the collection. Now
there are 18 styles at prices rang-
ing from 1200 to $500. Mica
shades are also available on other
lamps for about $100 extra.
Jerry Cohen of The Mission Oak
Shop in Woodstock, Conn., reports
that pricey reproductions of arts
lamps and fixtures by Stickley,
Van Erp and 'Wright are doing
well all around the country. The
lamps, which sell for $425 to
$5,500 each, are made by Michael
Adams, a Syracuse, N.Y-, crafts-
man.
Cohen started buying the repro-
ductions to sell in his antiques
store in 1984 after be saw them in
a Syracuse antiques shop. He be-
gan distributing Adams' lamps na-
tion wide in 1987.
•"Some antiques dealers don't
like reproductions because they
think they undercut sales of the
originais," he says. "I don't think
we are going to ruin our market.
We don't have many customers
who can pay $50,000 for a lamp,
but we do have customers who can
pay $2,000 or $3,000."
ALTHOUGH ORIGINALS by
top names are scarce and expen-
sive, there is a good supply of less
exalted turn-of-tbe-century light-
ing according to bill Langton, a
Norwalk, Conn., dealer. Langton
reconditions old lamps be finds at
auctions and house sales, antiques
stores and flea markets.
He says demand is driving up
prices and creating scarcity in a
field where 20 years ago finding
customers was the biggest prob-
lem. For example, a gasolier (a
hanging gas lamp converted to
electric) that sells for $1,000 today
went for abou£ $150. in 1970. A
converted brass oil lamp with a
glass shade that once sold for $45
now runs about $170.
Brides specialty stores such as
Langton's Ye Olde Lamp Shop,
other sources for old lighting are
auctions, estate sales and, if you
are lucky, flea markets. Typically,
those bought as-is need new wiring
and socket replacements If brass,
they require refinishing.
Here's how to stop burglars
*#mou* • couacneu
(AP)If you worry about bvrglars — and most of
us do — there is much you can do to prevent illegal
entry Here is tome information that can reduce
your chances of being burglarised and provide you
with greater peace of mind.
• If you spot people in your neighborhood
behaving suspiciously, notify the police immediate-
ly
For example, burglars often cruise in pairs.
Upon seeing an empty garage or a car pulling out
of a driveway, they ring the doorbell. If someone
answers, they ask an innocent question and leave. If
there is no response, they try to enter the bome.
• Speak to your local police to find out which
entry methods intruders favor in your area. Then,
examine your home for weak points.
• Burglars commonly enter through an un-
locked door, break in through a cellar window,
break simple locks oo doors or use force until the
screws burst out of the wood or the frame gives
way.
Replace a hollow wooden door or flimsy door
frame with a solid wooden (or even a steel) door
mounted in a sturdy frame. Then equip the door
with a deadbolt lock. A good bolt is ooe inch thick is
and bas a 1-inch throw.
• Overgrown shrubbery and high hedges pro-
vide as much privacy for burglars as they do for
you. Keep hedges trimmed, prune tree branches
and remove trellises — especially if they provide
access to second-floor windows. Keep basement
windows — a favorite entry point for burglars —
locked and free of foliage.
• If you live on tbe first or secood floor of an
apartment building, keep all windows locked. Lock
windows or doors that lead to balconies, rooftops or
fire escapes. Be surefire escape doors are easy to
unlock In case of an emergency.
• Burglaries in occupied homes ace not as rare
as you might expect. Keep your doors locked even
when you're home.
• Before moving into a new bouse or apartment,
have the cylinders of each door lock in your new
bome changed.
• If you have a telephone answering machine,
don't let the greeting message reveal your
whereabouts. Say simply that you can't come to tbe
phone right now, but you will return tbe call as soon
as possible.
• Don't put your name on your mailbox. Bur-
glars will phone to learn if anyone is at bome
• If you're planning an evening out or going on
vacation, set an automatic timer to create tbe illu-
sion that someone Is at home. Use it to activate
lamps, television sets and radios that will make the
bouse seem occupied
• Before leaving for an extended period, ar-
range to have your bome appear occupied. Ask
fHTVfone to park a Car in tbe driveway and move it
periodically. Arrange to have tbe snow shoveled or
the grass mowed. Have mail and newspaper de-
liveries halted until you return.
• Avoid attracting unwanted attention to your
valuables. For example, if a new stereo arrives,
don't put tbe labeled carton in tbe trash without
flattening it inside out
• Neighborhood watch programs work well.
Post signs warning strangers that they are being
observed..
• Finally, a family dog is ooe of the best burglar
alarm* you can have. Tbe sound of loud, frantic
harking is often all that's needed to discourage a
would-be iatreder and alert family members and
neighbors.
Here are some ways you can minimise the extent
of loss if your bouse is burglarized:
• Don't keep cash around - traveler's checks
are safer . ,
• Leave some money and less-expensjve valu-
ables in the open and hope a burglar will overlook
the gem collection in the bottom of tbe goldfish
tank If you hide vsluables. it's a good idea to keep
a map of their locations in a safe-deposit box or
with your attorney.
• Make your valuables harder for thieves to sell
and easier for police to identify by engraving your
Social Security number oo them. You can borrow
an engraving tool from tbe local police department
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CENTER IN SOUTHFIELD
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36596 Sakan Glen
oft Lu»n
FARMINGTON HILLS - Moving, lur-
ulura 6oral aupckaa crafl aema.
mac Thor*-SM, 9-4 30015 0«d
Bedford Rd , N of 13 MIN
W of Farmmgton Rd
SOUTHFIELD - 26539 W
Sat 7 8 Sun 8, 9-5pm Lot*
Stuff Off 12 Mia 8 Ink *t*r
KWong
i of kids
UVONIA Gar age'furniture 3491«
Munger W of Farrmngto
mne Fn 9-5 30pm Sal 9-
FARMINGTON HILLS - movtng/'ge-
age saM, 29428 Arlington Way. oft Vermont Lahaar/
13 M * —
SOUTHFIELD- 3 'amity closei
cieerancei Ctothea (gat* IntaM-ST.
boy* *-6, leda* 7- - am*) infant
equipment jewelry shoes much
more Sapt 6 8 7 9-5pm 27630
Mae N N W >»* 8 HaaM TROY Hug* 5 F^way 94 CarNr N
Usrty^-t»« Jlsrrw rornn-rs sac of 17 Ma*. W of Llvemoa House-
Sapt 5-6- 9em-3pm rod mac everything elc
FARMINGTON HILLS Gigantic
moving aate Furniture, picture*, golf
6 si arose equipment tool*. Mk**.
piano much more Sept 6.7.6th, 9-
8pm 21156 Parklera 9 Mae 8
Heated ares
FARMINGTON, Moving Saw Thw*
Sal 10-6 31 !97 W Hi.J Mk* S
df '0. E ofl Orchard Laka Rd
Dr
Set 9/7. 10am-4pm An-
Prtmmves 2336 Preetwtck
N of Watties w ol Cooadge
FARMINGTON Thurs-Sun Kids
ctothes toy*, craltl mac 22199
HsrsdeW E ol Hawtaefl S ofl 9 Mas
FARMINGTON HILLS - Moving
soon Sept 5 6. 7 10em-*pm
Snow blower oenumldllMr Kero-
awe neater Hasp a sofa, sewing
mechme draperaa cioBang, ancy-
dopedw. bate 'ocaer, many hotaa-
hold 8 unueuaf aema independence
Commone Sub 25615 UvtngMon
Ctrcw between HaWtaad 8 Or*a*
N of Gr snd Rhar 3 of 11
RED MINK COA' Value $2,500
aekrtg $1000 Fo« lackN velue
$1 20c eating $500 By appoint
mentonN J4».5673
FARMINGTON - Sal 9am-4pm
32334 ~-'i ii-~- N ol Grand Mv-
a between Orcherd Lake 8 Farm-
mgton Rd Bate* Mac nouaahoKI
item*, some antiqu* turnitur*
doifwa Ohadrera leys etc
SAMPLE SALE
Save 40% 8 more on
aen^asa FM 8 Monday dothmg K»
woman. cnadr*n 8 man
Sal Sept 14 I0em~5pm
Sun Sapt 15. • 1am-4pm
Osjrdi of St Bade (Scftooi gym'
W 12 M*e Ra at SouthRaK) Rd
FARMINGTON 23117 UMC of
Grand RNar 2 0*ta E of Ordwd
Lake Frt evening. Sal-Sun
FARMINGTON 337 IS Oakland
Grand Rfver 8 Farmmglon Rd Fn-
Sat 9-4 Roatopdeek tmec
'ARMINQTON 33325 Sr is aaiaa
near Farmmgton Rd 9-6, Sat -Sun
TROY Sept 5 8 6 1920 Duncan
Phyte sol*, tndge gl *n-
nqu* furmturs. petto tsbw 8 chelra
dothea 8 mwc 160 of chem *n*ed
lence w gele 6406 Houghten ba
"wear Crook a 8 Lrvemoa. N ol
Square Lake Isks Emtoor lo Troy
Va*ay rlghl lo Moughtan
TROY - Toye. turmture. pool tsew
f*a cacmet Liofhes. books 8 more
Saturoary only J i 3679 BouMer
N of Big Beevar W ol Cooadge
l.-VONIA-HOGE ctothes shoes
boots, books household 38700
Ann, Arbor Tr**. 10/10-10' 15
LIVONIA- ~uge Saw 1*287 Ingram
W of Memmen 'to Granadej *• ol
Schootcrsft Fri 8 Sat 9-5pm
LIVONIA MOVING SALE Furniture
8 ama* items Frt Sept 8 8 Sai
Sepl 7th 17996 Myron 6 MM *
Fermmglon Rd Ffancev«a Sub
LIVONIA-MOVING Saw Sat 8 Sun.
Sepi 7 8 8 9-5 33495 Cindy W of
Farmington. S of We*! Chicago
LIVONIA MOVING Saw Sepi 8-8
9-8 14460 Sionenouee S of 5 Miw
W of Newburgn Furniture materni-
ty Household goods mac
UVONIA SAT 9AM-3PM J0094
Stemlord W of Farmmgton S of 8
M.a ofl Norfolk .nfants and ««3t
icrys and dotraa mac XtamoiO
rtems 477-9640
TROV Mufti temay. Ethan A*en
bedroom set amps slove 8 more
5661 Flu-wood Long Lak* 8 Coo-
off NmTTJmd Parkwey Fn, 9-
841-6477
kdge off i
4 Set 9-1
LIVONIA • Sept 7 34636 S
oft 6 MMe W ol Farmwigton
Clothea toys turmturs mac
OVON.A - Sept 5-7 9-i _ 20181
SnadrstOe S of 8 E of farmington
Furniture scuba geer gunsaW
TROY Subdivision Ramlree be-
tween te 1 * 8 17 befwt
8 John R Set SeM ? 9 « 5pm
l iVONia Thurs Set 9 5pm
Mena womena ctothmg misr
name ttjrmture 34665 Wooc S of
« W. t ar 11 ssr F er mmg ton Weyns
WE MOVE
HOMES!
tween Orchard lake 8 MMdWbea
I WEST BlOOMF*LD 57 14 T
| Ct N Of W*kvul
Fermmgson Rd o
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tor' Much dothmg. Vr-Ara
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t m Sept 7-a onw 33600 Mor
•oa W of 'armwigton Rd Pafeewr
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qua*ty rrxaa be aeeni f.smpws
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