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The Comic Speculator – New Comics Roundup 11/16/2011 (11/16/11)

The Comic Speculator is a blog written by WorthPoint Comic Book “Worthologist” Matt Baum that takes a look at each … More >>

Q & A with Harry Rinker: Reverse-Painted Glass, Victrola VV-80, Baseball Gloves (11/14/11)

QUESTION: I own a reverse painting on glass of Pennsylvania’s famed Horseshoe Curve, located just outside Altoona, Pa. The painting … More >>

How to Know When Toss-Away Books Could Yield Big Treasures (11/14/11)

We’ve all seen piles of old and broken books at estate sales; the spines are stripped off, the covers are … More >>

Meet an Über-Collector: Laura Belfiore, Gemstones, Minerals & Fossils (11/14/11)

Passion, energy, excitement. The thrill of the hunt. It seems that everyone infected with the collecting bug shares these same … More >>

Passing the Smell Test – Telling Good Advice from the Bad (11/14/11)

Need some advice about furniture? Want to know how to repair that chair or fix that ugly spot on the … More >>

Unloved Antiques: ‘Starving Artist’ Paintings (11/14/11)

The 14th item in this series of Unloved Antiques is really more decorative arts than antique, but we get a huge … More >>

The Comic Speculator – New Comics Roundup 11/09/2011 (11/9/11)

The Comic Speculator is a blog written by WorthPoint Comic Book “Worthologist” Matt Baum that takes a look at each … More >>

Rinker on Collectibles: But, It’s Museum Quality (11/7/11)

Two previous “Rinker on Collectibles” columns dealt with “but, it’s _____” phrases, such as “but, it’s old” and “but, it’s … More >>

What Is It? What’s It Worth? Rosenthal Art Deco Urn (11/7/11)

Stella B. picked up this Rosenthal urn at a church bazaar, in a box complete with plastic roses for $40 … More >>

Made in the Shades: Art Nouveau Art Glass Illuminate Start-Up Collections (11/7/11)

Louis Comfort Tiffany was not the only glassmaker producing gorgeous American art glass during the turn of the 20th century. … More >>