Something borrowed, something blue. There’s nothing that makes a wedding more special than the “something borrowed part” for collectors. Here are our Top 5 vintage wedding collectibles.
The intricately woven baskets made by the tribes of the West and Southwest are a wonder to behold. Whether made for utilitarian purposes, symbols or sacred ceremonies, these early 20th century Native American baskets went for high prices at auction.
“Found” used furniture usually comes with surprises,usually unpleasant like fleas or a strong smell of cigarette smoke. But one woman found something else in the couches and chair she found through Craigslist — envelopes with a large amount of cash.
Q: I’m trying to identify a china pattern I inherited recently. The maker’s mark says “Epiag, Aich, Made in Czechoslovakia.” I can’t find anything about the maker.
Kovels Antiques, Inc., was founded by Ralph and Terry Kovel. Hailed as “the duke and duchess of the antiques world,” they have written more than 100 books and special reports about collecting. Their bylined column is the longest-running syndicated weekly column in the country, distributed to more than 150 newspapers. Their guides include the annual Kovels’ Antiques & Collectibles Price Guide, which has sold over 4 million copies since its first edition.