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A 19th-century trade route restored
By Patrick Anderson
PBN Staff Writer
The Olde China Trader antique shop in Bristol takes its name and inspiration from the Rhode Island merchants who sailed to the Far East and brought silk, tea and pottery back to 19th-century America. More
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