Asheford Institute Of Antiques: Accredited online distance-learning program. Become a "certified" appraiser of antiques collectibles, vintage and more...
See why decorative art experts feel that modern design is getting a major historical upgrade with the return of the "High/Low" decorative mix...
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The World's Cup final whistle may have blown, but for buyers the excitement is just beginning as collectors and dealers scour for jerseys, tickets, pins and even cups!
The market for 20th century collectibles has never been more competitive. From starburst clocks to coin-op curiosities. To see the "complete" list of our 20th-century picks click on the link below...
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See why some antique dealers & vintage resellers say these 5 Must-Have Fall finds are this year's best buys for a changing season...
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Do antiques hold their value? A Navajo Ute first phase blanket from 1850 originally valued at $350,000 on the Antiques Roadshow in 2006, has now been revalued at $2 million in 2025. An investment worth the 'hold' it would seem.