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A View of Glass in the 1940s through 1970s American Mid-Century Modern

A View of Glass in the 1940s through 1970s American Mid-Century Modern

By Tom Cotter Photos by David Cleveland, Alex Kizewski, Tom Cotter    From 1945 to 1970, people in the United States celebrated the end to World War II and return to a new normality with change. Automobiles expanded ease of travel; suburbia flourished. New, more open homes meant new designs, different colors, and life-changing creations; dish-washers, clothes washers and dryers, microwave […]

by · September 6, 2020 · 0 comments · Feature Article

Hotel de Paris Update

   Friday/Saturday/Sunday/Monday guided tours will continue through December 14. Due to Covid, The Museum will not be doing selfguided tours for Christmas Market, nor will they be able to provide refreshments.    The annual museum shop sale will begin in October. Dames Delights only, 25% off.

by · September 6, 2020 · 0 comments · Feature Article
La Cache Reopens With New Days & Hours

La Cache Reopens With New Days & Hours

By Marcia Ragonetti    La Cache, “offering upscale antiques for a good cause,” is now welcoming back shoppers and consignors alike – with masked smiles and friendly elbow bumps. Both you and Children’s Hospital Colorado are the beneficiaries of this happy event and we couldn’t be more excited.    After a four-month hiatus, we are now carefully and thoughtfully reopening with NEW […]

by · July 30, 2020 · 0 comments · Feature Article
American History: August Anniversaries

American History: August Anniversaries

August 7 George Washington creates the Purple Heart (1782)   August 14 FDR signs the Social Security Act (1935)   August 24 British troops set fire to the White house (1814)   August 26 100th Anniversary of the Nineteenth Amendment guaranteeing women the right to vote (1920)   – Artwork provided by Dr. Bonnie Scudder.

by · July 30, 2020 · 0 comments · Feature Article
Twenty-Year Brass Armadillo Associate Dies: Dixie Kilborn Will Be Remembered Always

Twenty-Year Brass Armadillo Associate Dies: Dixie Kilborn Will Be Remembered Always

Editor’s Note: Dixie was a long-time friend of the Mountain States Collector. We are so sad that she will no longer be with us. Below are a couple of reminiscences from her close friends and co-workers:   By Linda Lancaster    Dixie was born in 1940 in Imperial, Nebraska. Her parents were itinerant teachers and they moved 16 times in 17 […]

by · July 30, 2020 · 0 comments · Feature Article