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Affordable treasures highlighted JG Autographs’ History & Culture sale.

By Kele Johnson

J G Autographs’ recent History & Culture auction brought together hundreds of lots spanning politics, space exploration, military history, entertainment, literature, and aviation. The sale demonstrated how a single auction could conn...


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Designers are looking beyond familiar vintage favorites for pieces with fresh appeal. From salt-glaze pottery to knife urns, these overlooked finds may be worth watching.


A 19th-century White’s Pottery salt-glazed pitcher carries a $25–$50 estimate in a September 2026 auction, showing that some appealing examples remain remarkably accessible.


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A great story can make an antique more interesting, but documented history is what can make collectors willing to pay more. “This belonged to my grandmother.” “It came from an important estate.” “The previous owner said it once belonged to a famous actor.” Collectors hear stories like these all the time. They can make an […]

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Once dismissed as dated and too heavy, traditional wood furniture is finding new fans. From Chippendale to midcentury modern, knowing what to look for can also uncover some surprising bargains.

By Kele Johnson


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Colorful vintage glass is finding a new audience, from classic jadeite to midcentury swung vases and collectible Murano. Here’s what’s catching attention and what to look for.


A quilted satin finish gives this cranberry mother-of-pearl glass pitcher its distinctive texture. Most likely made by Mount Washington, it was priced at $69 in the


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