2025 is over and we’re on to a new year. To say the least, it’s […]

Brown is not the first color you think of when it comes to vintage glassware. […]

Staffordshire dogs, also called “hearth spaniels” and “fireplace dogs,” have been a part of British […]

Upcycling furniture has moments. Recent moments are the chalk painting frenzy, and before that the […]

Have you ever picked up a milky white glass casserole at a thrift or estate […]

If you have ever admired Weller pottery, Roseville pottery or Homer Laughlin Fiesta Ware you […]

Jadeite is an opaque milky green glass that was made from the 1930s-1960s. The three […]

Growing up in Los Angeles with our rich heritage of Mexican culture and colorful art, […]

Even though I am a vintage seller, I collect relatively few things, one of those […]

Being a vintage seller for 15 years, one thing I know is that you may […]

Antique trunks have a murky history, there are various stories about how they came about. […]

There are people who understand that vintage aluminum ice cube trays are the best ice […]

If you love kitsch and souvenirs, vintage wooden plaques with snarky and/or sincere sentiments from […]

We’re all familiar with the saying “What goes around, comes around.” While the adage normally  […]

At a recent living estate sale, my friends called me up to the attic and […]

Did you wake up this morning and wonder what women smelled like in the 1970s? […]

If Bill Cunningham is familiar to you, it’s most likely for his work in his […]

Here in New England, there are about 55,000 black bears roaming our woods and backyards, […]

William J. Blenko was born in 1854 in England and trained in glass making. He […]

We’ve already had two other posts from the 1948 booklet Ironing Can Be Easy; one […]