Be a detective! With a little sleuthing, you can figure out when an item was made. And age may give you an indication of value.
Start spreading the news! Wood type spells all-American vintage charm.
Jadeite? Milk glass? Yellowware? You may be surprised to learn that these vintage collectables in “tried-and-true” hues sometimes take a detour as horses of a different color.
Get vintage flatware adorned with pretty bone, Bakelite and horn handles in tip-top shape.
Our own Ki Nassauer shares her best strategies for avoiding those rookie mistakes.
Score a cool cutting board or wooden bowl? Here are tips from expert Paulie, the Wooden Bowl Man on how to refinish it so it's safe to use for food.
They advertised everything from movies to politicians, and today, those same vintage posters are coveted, often expensive works of art. Reproductions offer a slice of history at an affordable price.
From its mathematical beginnings to its artful interpretations, string art is an enduring, and charming, collectible.
There’s nothing like the richness and depth—and pops and scratches—of vinyl records. Here’s how to score some to start a collection of your own.
There's nothing prettier than vintage glassware gracing a table. Here's how to make the most of the classic accessory.
Whether for show or use, wooden rolling pins are a sentimental favorite with many collectors.
Vintage breadboards are having a moment. Here's why collectors love them, and tips for caring for them.