Early Regional Pottery
An Interest in Early Furniture Becomes a Passion for Southern Decorative Arts
"While Southern pottery has become very popular [one rare piece sold for $63,000 in 2008]...much of the pottery from our region still remains undiscovered." - Antiques Appraiser John CaseMore »
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Early Regional Pottery: Q&A with John CaseEarly Regional Pottery: Local History
Early Regional Pottery: Recreating History
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ETSU Museum receives "Connecting to Collections Bookshelf'
Internet & Mass Media Reaching Substantial Audiences for the Arts
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Get Ready for Song of the Mountains Festival
Val Lyle Explores 'These Truths: the brutal tenderness of appalachia'
Tennessee Sampler Survey Launches Web Site
Bristol Artist Has A Passion For Collecting Reliquaries
ETSU Professor Exhibits Work in Italian Museum
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