The adorable collectible dolls have inspired a wave of counterfeits. Here’s how to make sure your Labubu isn’t just another “Lafufu.” The post Labubu Craze Sparks Counterfeit ‘Lafufu’ Scare appeared first on Antique Trader .
Galileo’s rare first book on the 1604 supernova sold for $1.5 million at Christie’s, a stellar result for the scientist who changed how we see the heavens. The post Galileo’s Lost Star: Rare Book Breaks $1.5M at Auction appeared first on...
Antique fishing lures combine craftsmanship, clever designs, and rich history to create collectibles that still hook enthusiasts today. The post Lured In: Antique Fishing Lures Blend Craftsmanship and History appeared first on Antique...
Hollywood highlights included Clayton Moore’s screen-used Colt revolvers, $29,520, and Lone Ranger mask, $27,060; while Western art was led by William Gaul’s Indian by Campfire, $39,360. The post Hi-yo, Silver! The Lone Ranger was ready...
The Marburger Farm Antique Show is set to return to Atlanta this summer, from July 15-19, 2025. The post Marburger Atlanta Antique & Design Show Makes Anticipated Return This Summer, July 15-19 appeared first on Antique Trader .
Canneries, saloons, and even Uncle Sam issued bingles. These Alaskan tokens kept workers close and cash out of reach. The post Bingles Were the Backbone of Alaska’s Frontier Economy appeared first on Antique Trader .- Duckwells is an online shop offering antique books, vintage travel souvenirs, sewing machines and notions, and mid-century decor. A vast selection of mid-century Christmas ornaments and decorations. New items uploaded... The post...
On Antiques Roadshow, one man discovered his dad’s cherished painting was worth far more than he ever imagined. The post Phone Home: Roadshow Guest Gets a Shocking Call to Action appeared first on Antique Trader .
From the July issue of Kovels Antique Trader, editor Kele Johnson looks at vintage photographs, second chances, and the dogs who save us back. The post The Dog Days of July appeared first on Antique Trader .
Watches from famous shipwrecks can sell to collectors for high prices, but sometimes, they’re worth the most when they return to the owner’s home. The post Out of Lake Michigan and Across the Pond: Shipwreck Victim’s Watch Returned to UK...-
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