SAN FRANCISCO – With two laptops, one server and no venture capital, Tom Johnson, founder of www.rubylane.com, used his kitchen table as his office to begin a simple e-commerce website. Today, celebrating its 10 year anniversary, Ruby Lane is the premier online site for antiques, art, vintage collectables and jewelry. “It’s been an amazing decade,” says Johnson. “It’s hard to imagine it all started in my kitchen. We’ve come a long way, increasing the number of vendors ... Read The Full Story

SAN FRANCISCO – Ruby Lane (www.rubylane.com), the premier online venue for antiques and art, vintage collectibles, and jewelry from around the world today launched Notes from The Lane, (http://blog.rubylane.com), a content-rich blog with topics relating to antiques and art, collectibles, jewelry and everything vintage. Notes from The Lane offers educational articles on buying and selling antiques and collectibles and offers ongoing tips on how to succeed as a seller in the online ... Read The Full Story

Stephen O’Brien Jr., broker of the most famous duck and goose decoys in the world and CEO of Copley Fine Arts Auctions (www.copleyart.com), will be conducting free appraisals and exhibiting the works of Elmer Crowell at The Ohio Decoy and Wildlife Show at the Holiday Inn in Westlake, Ohio, March 13th and 14th. O’Brien, who brokered the world-record sale of duck and goose decoys for $1.1 million each said, “The Midwest is a hot spot for quality decoys with terrific ... Read The Full Story

Antique Clocks Online has officially launched its website to provide information and products related to antique clocks. We specialize in all types of antique clocks, and strive to bring the best information and value to our visitors. Antique Clocks Online provides antique clocks for sale on various ecommerce sites such as eBay, eSnipe, Amazon and ShopZilla. Also, information products from Amazon, Google and Clickbank are included in the product offerings. Antique Clocks Online offers a ... Read The Full Story

Feb. 23, 2008–Like a lot of things in life—Mormon history started out simply. The story goes that in a grove of trees behind his father’s log house in Palmyra, N.Y., in 1820 14-year-old Joseph Smith, Jr., knelt praying. He prayed for guidance. He described his experience years later. “I saw a pillar of light exactly over my head, above the brightness of the sun, which descended gradually until it fell upon me.” In the vision Smith said God told him to reject all the ... Read The Full Story