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Collector’s Minute: Christmas Plates (12/20/10)

Christmas wouldn’t be Christmas without all the tradition and decorations. Precious memories stored away in boxes attics and basements along … More >>

What Is It? What’s It Worth? Rookwood Vellum Plaque (12/14/10)

Vale E. has an unusual piece she inherited four years ago. Not knowing exactly what she had, she engaged “Ask … More >>

What Is It? What’s It Worth? Dresser-Designed Minton Porcelain Vase (12/7/10)

Anne J. has a piece of porcelain that her grandfather had picked up in England during the Second World War. … More >>

Collector’s Minute: Ivorex and Plaster Plaques (11/16/10)

Appraisers & dealers often run across odd items that their owners are convinced are made of some exotic, hand-carved … More >>

Face Jugs: A Uniquely Southern Collectible with a Mysterious Origin (11/2/10)

Bulging, uneven eyes and pointed teeth may not sound like desirable facial attributes, but in the world of face … More >>

What Is It? What’s It Worth? Dutch Delft Tiles (9/27/10)

When Jennifer T. bought a house, she found some ceramic tiles wrapped in Dutch newspapers. Having seen similar tiles in … More >>

The Collector’s Minute: Wedgwood American Views Plates (9/15/10)

It might seem strange, but the country that was the largest producer of pottery depicting American heroes of the … More >>

The Collector’s Minute: Unmarked Porcelain Puzzles (8/24/10)

Unmarked 18th- & 19th-century porcelain is a puzzle to everyone, even among dealers and experts. Trying to attribute an … More >>

The Collector’s Minute: Royal Doulton Women’s Suffrage Ink Wells (7/26/10)

Every movement in history has its highs and lows captured in the decorative arts of the time, either as … More >>

The Collector’s Minute: Dutch Delft Pottery Charger (7/5/10)

This Dutch Delft plate was made by PZH (Plateelbakkerij Zuid-Holland), which was founded in the town of Gouda in South-Holland (Zuid-Holland) in 1898.

This is an example of a Dutch Delft pottery charger, designed to be hung as a decorative wall plate. Most … More >>

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