
Learn the story behind the little known printmaker being credited for influencing urban crime drama popularized by 1930s film noir, with his sobering etchings. Read More +


Learn the story behind the little known printmaker being credited for influencing urban crime drama popularized by 1930s film noir, with his sobering etchings. Read More +

Margaret Siemers is taking big steps today to plan for her tomorrow, by acquiring as much knowledge about online business services and putting it all to use now. Read More +

South Seas silver is on the table by two people in an answer to a Picker’s List request by a collector looking to expand their silver collection. Read More +

In this installment of Ask the Experts Anthony Cavo offers valuable insight on current connections for a collector inquiring about U.S. Zone jewelry from WWII. Read More +

As they say, “what’s old is new again,” and 19th century furniture is a prime example of that; as the Furniture Detective points out in his column. Read More +

Millenials are redefining consumer culture. Here columnist Wayne Jordan offers valuable insights for serving the “tribe” mentality of the Millenial generation. Read More +
In Lessons from a Lampmaster, columnist Joe Porcelli expounds on the emergence and evolution of leaded glass lamps as an American decorative art form. Read More +

Since the definition of art is open to interpretation, one man’s art might be another man’s junk. The same holds for furniture, and the Furniture Detective explains. Read More +
New man made materials used by the military in World War II gave the doll industry a new platform, but it was a series of unique partnerships that gave it rise. Read More +

Creative solutions and innovative actions are the name of the game when you’re in business for yourself, and here Wayne Jordan introduces you to an innovative solution seeker making big strides in the antiques industry! Read More +