Consider collecting once-everyday antique silver items that have elaborate motifs. They can be as simple as spoons or salt dips, but add a bit of elegance to a dining room table. Read moreEveryday Silver Objects Made in the Rococo Style Valuable to Collectors

Antiques expert Anne Gilbert answers readers’ questions on porcelain candlesticks, Bianconi pitchers and paper lanterns.  Read moreThe Antiques Detective Answers Readers’ Questions, March 4, 2023

Émile Gallé was more than a maker of art nouveau glass items. He was also a maker of furniture, jewelry and ceramics and was interested in botany and philosophy.  Read moreThe History of Émile Gallé's Varied Creations

A favorite for over a century with wealthy collectors, Wedgwood Jasper ware, old and vintage, is popular with many new collectors.  Read moreAntique Wedgwood Jasper Ware Still Made and Collected

There's plenty of American Colonial silver pieces available for collection if you know where to look.  Read moreAmerican Colonial Silver Objects Still Awaiting Discovery

Credenzas, sideboards and curios: There are many ways to display your antiques and collectables. Read moreWhat's the Best Way to Display Your Antiques and Collections?

Antique lanterns and reproductions of them are making a comeback with decorators and collectors.  Read moreMany Shapes and Materials of Antique Lanterns Make Them Collectible and Decorative

Painted Japanese folding screens continue to be popular collector's items and decorating tools.  Read morePainted Japanese Screens Old and New Are Popular and Pricey

Antiques expert Anne Gilbert answers readers’ questions on curling irons, Christmas villages and oyster plates.  Read moreThe Antiques Detective Answers Readers’ Questions, January 7, 2023

Sleds aren't just for snow days. There are serious collectors willing to spend big bucks for rare antique sleds. Read moreOld Sleds — Fun Collectibles, Decorative Objects

Spatter ware, stick spatter ware and sponge spatter ware may be much alike in designs, but there’s a world of difference in designs and prices. Read moreIs It Spatterware, Stick Spatter or Sponge Pottery? Tips for Identifying

Antique toy tractors from the late 19th century, and some vintage examples, are priced in the thousands of dollars, but new ones can be under $50. Read moreAntique Toy Farm Tractors Popular With Child and Adult Collectors