Made of Glass If you have an interest in the history and artistry of glass and want to learn more about the companies and designers behind the antique and vintage […]
Category Archives: Journal of Antiques Magazine
Our enduring love of the movies is the catalyst behind a popular and escalating-in-value Hollywood memorabilia market, which encompasses everything from movie posters to signed photos, costumes, props, sketches, film […]
Ever drive by a house you love and know its style? Or pick up a piece of glass or pottery at a show or flea market but you can’t date […]
In this issue, we look at the companies and products that remain, a century later, a part of our popular culture and collectible interests: In 1923, British archaeologist and Egyptologist […]
Happy Holidays! Working on your holiday gift-giving list? This year, rather than purchasing a mass-produced plastic toy, a high-priced piece of electronic gadgetry, or an unwanted item of clothing, consider […]
While branding is and always has been an essential part of building any successful business, standing out from the crowd is harder than ever with all the new outlets and […]
Every culture – ever religion – every person mourns in their own way. The sentiment behind that expression, however, is universal; honoring a loved one in a way that publicly […]
The United Society of Believers in Christ’s Second Appearing, commonly known as the Shakers, was a Protestant sect founded in England in 1749 with roots in two extreme 17th-century religions: […]
Our Old House Story Every old house has a story to tell, which is part of the appeal for those of us who love old homes; however, owning an old […]
With the start of summer, the antique trade traditionally moves business outdoors. Fields, fairgrounds, and outdoor venues, dormant through the winter months, and some even longer due to pandemic restrictions […]