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.
When it’s about jewelry, not just any jewelry but rare and valuable vintage jewelry, almost everyone you know is interested. Everyone loves jewelry, seeing a rare piece on someone is a lovely sight, whether it’s … Read more
Did you know that glass grabs attention? And if they happen to be rare and antique ones, well, even better! Depression glass was the buzz for many years between the 1920s and 1940s in the United … Read more
Throughout the decades, Avon has been a leading name brand in the beauty industry, producing a wide variety of make-up, fragrance and massaged products. Made in a range of containers, they are highly collectible pieces … Read more
Antique bottles are really a thing of beauty, some are highly collectible while others are priceless. The antique bottles market is increasing and prices are high. I decided to make this list of the 15 … Read more
There’s no dinner party without a Sterling Silver Flatware set to elevate the table. It’s more special when it’s a family heirloom passed down through generations. What makes this vintage sterling silver flatware different from … Read more
Atlas Mason Jars are one of the most valuable and popular canning jars ever made. The “rubber ring under the lid” invention instantly hit homemakers who needed to preserve food longer and better. Today, the … Read more
The Royal Doulton figurines are exquisite vintage items, so we aren’t surprised they interest you. We also know its popularity causes a proliferation of subpar duplicates in the market, which can be a hassle for … Read more
When the Western Publishing Company debuted the first Little Golden Books in 1942, success was immediate. The books were affordable to make, consumed minimal paper, and were durable. What’s more, Little Golden Books were inexpensive … Read more