What is the most logical next event?

How to display antiques
Consider the context.
Every antique once served a practical purpose. Think about what purpose that antique once served and choose a room in your house in which it would naturally belong based on that analysis.

Available choices:
(a). In this context, find out more about the previous origin and alternate era in which the antique was developed. Whether produced prior to 1940, you'll want to consider whether at this point you think the antique might be a suitable item for use for that purpose.;
(b). Think about the section two-thirds-of the way to the front of your house. Although most antique items made in this location come from where they came from, a vintage house should be built in somewhere else.;
(c). Your location and your age may play an important role in the settings and time you choose to display antiques. For example, looking for yourself won't work on antiques, but the contrast can set off various mechanisms that lock antiques in place.;
(d). For instance, a display of antique dishes and silverware would seem perfectly natural in a dining room but may appear misplaced in a spare bedroom. An antique quilt, on the other hand, would fit in with the decor of a bedroom or family room but might look odd in a dining room or kitchen.;
(d).