How to Distinguish Cut Glass from Molded Glass
Thrifters and estate sale shoppers often run across molded glass, which can resemble the look of cut glass. Why is it important to know the […]
Great Discoveries: Rare Revolutionary War Sketch Found in Apartment
According to The Philadelphia Inquirer, art collector and urban planner Judith Hernstadt purchased a batch of sketches from a New York antiques dealer in 1976. […]
Tips for Researching Your Thrift Store’s Glass
The world of antique glass is one of those research fields that can consume you entirely, largely because there’s just so much glass out there! […]
Tony Bennett’s Auction Leaves His Heart with Us All
In July 2023, Tony Bennett, born Anthony Dominick Benedetto, passed away, leaving behind a phenomenal legacy of musical and art treasures. Bennett is known worldwide […]
Are Souvenir Shot Glasses Worth Anything?
No matter how many thrift stores I visit, it seems like certain items always reappear. Seeing these same culprits time after time at store after […]
How to Have Bauhaus on a Budget
While I twiddle my thumbs, waiting for the mid-century modern (MCM) fad to crash and for all those Target MCM chairs to fall apart, I […]
Why You Should Invest in Sports Memorabilia
I’ve often trumpeted many of the “whats” for sports memorabilia collecting and investing, but today, I’m answering one of the other 5 Ws: the “why.” […]
Daleks, Doctors, and Cybermen: Collecting Doctor Who Cards
Doctor Who is the longest-running science-fiction series in history, with almost nine hundred episodes under its belt. A quintessentially British show, it is filled with […]
CCG Acquires JSA in Blockbuster Deal
The sporting world is well known for major deals, but these deals mainly revolve around players. In this case, the offshoot memorabilia world is making […]
5 Hot Lots Coming to Auction in April
WorthPoint’s Industry Partners are ringing in spring with some fantastic collectibles, including a bionic-themed pinball machine, a Chinese rank badge, classic Heisey glass, work by […]