What better way to start building your antique collection than by learning about the different categories of antiques and vintage items? Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced collector, Here will give you a crash course on the world of antiques and help you determine which pieces are the most valuable.
For years, the Buffalo China antiques have been a popular topic amongst collectors and enthusiasts. The unique colors and patterns of the pottery makes them a wonderful display. Besides, the company’s history is quite fascinating … Read more
Who would have imagined that antique dolls wouldn’t end up stashed in boxes in people’s attics, forgotten because the world is designed to always attract modern and new? Well, we hate to burst your bubble … Read more
Also known as blowers, electric fans have been around for ages. These gadgets are especially loved for their functionality and inexpensiveness but also add a grain of beauty to any room especially if they are … Read more
“It’s cookie baking time!” Growing up, most people loved hearing this. Today, cookies may not be a holiday or special occasion thing only. Rather, everyday is a special occasion and so we would make cookies … Read more
You probably have never thought much about grandma’s glass paperweight or even the shiny one in your not-so-young boss’s office, have you? But it did spark some level of curiosity in you, so much that … Read more
Whether eyewear fashion designers keep rolling out newer and trendier eyeglasses or replicate iconic ones by famous designers, old eyeglasses will always be a treasure to antiquarians and vintage wear enthusiasts. These folks have one … Read more
With its history going back to 1948, NASCAR has been around for close to a century. While numerous drivers have shown their prowess on the NASCAR tracks, two people have their imprint in people’s minds—Dale … Read more
The first chalkware figurines appeared in 1770, sold by Henry Christian Gayer. Initially, Henry Christian Gayer advertised chalkware figurines as plaster figurines. However, chalkware soon became known as the “poor man’s porcelain” because it was … Read more
While cigar smoking is not as prevalent as it was once, it may surprise you that individuals are still attracted to special cigar packages over a hundred years old. For this reason, the value of … Read more
Cast iron skillets survive for centuries—when taken care of, they get better with time. Old, well-seasoned cast iron skillets feature a non-stick patina that makes them more attractive to collectors. New kitchenware collectors, however, often … Read more