CEO and founder of WorthPoint®, the world's largest resource for identifying and valuing art, antiques, and collectibles.
CEO and founder of WorthPoint®, the world's largest resource for identifying and valuing art, antiques, and collectibles.
What do the Panic of 1857 and the upcoming auction by Ira & Larry Goldberg Auctioneers have in common? Hint: It’s worth its weight in gold.
Star Wars collectors love getting their hands on collectibles from that galaxy far, far away. But how much are these items worth?
Paper can become faded, stained, or torn over time. When is it worth restoring a paper item versus leaving it as is? Here’s my advice.
There’s no right or wrong way to try dopamine décor. The design trend is about filling your home with furnishings that bring you joy.
For some rare items, you’d sooner stumble across a four-leaf clover than find one of these early 1900s Saint Patrick’s Day collectibles.
Learn about the fascinating world of tintype photography and its importance as a more durable and accessible method in the 19th century.
It was an ordinary evening at home when a friend called and said he was working at an estate sale […]
Shopping for Valentine’s Day gifts or décor? Vintage and antique valentines and collectibles remain superior for their craft and sentiment.
This baseball artwork depicts the golden years when the talented batters of the New York Yankees were known as “Murderers’ Row.”
Nobody wants to think disaster is coming. We must be prepared for it when it does—or prepared to lose valuable collections and their memories.
Collectors should consider several factors to gauge the value of an antique pocket watch stand, especially one featuring rare materials.
What better way to bring in the holiday spirit than with Christmas village sets from makers like Department 56 and Lemax?
Thanksgiving collectibles weave a tapestry of traditions and creativity that still shape how we celebrate and remember this cherished holiday.
Determining the worth of an antique pocket watch involves examining its type, features, and markings. Here are a few things to look for.
Take it from me—hunting for antique treasures may seem safe enough, but you may already be exposing yourself to invisible health hazards.
