You just forced a candle into one of the candle cups of a weighted, two-arm candelabra. What you didn’t expect to experience was the arm being ripped from its stem.

Antique furniture expert Fred Taylor answers reader questions about their antique furniture ...

Some of the best buys in furniture today are items manufactured in America during our “Depression” cycle, which in furniture terms runs from roughly 1920 to 1960.

It may look like a chair made in the 17th century Baroque style but in actuality it can be one of the many furniture style revivals made over the years and in many countries. Would you know the difference?

Barbara Eash answers readers' questions about their prized possessions.

Furniture detail education on dovetailing and cabochons.

My mom gave me this table 18 years ago. I don’t know the history, only that it appears to be a hutch table and is put together mainly by a dowel system.

Anne Gilbert, the Antique Detective, answers Antique Trader reader questions about their valuable - and not-so-valuable - collectibles.

The big hunt for Russel Wright “Fiesta” pottery that began in the late 1970s, '80s, has leveled off, as have prices. A new generation of collectors have discovered his designs in aluminum, silver, chrome and plastic as well as furniture and decorative accessories.

You just purchased a vase with one of those labels that leaves a sticky mess!