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"Attention all pottery enthusiasts! 🎨👀 I just published an article about the fascinating history of Avon Pottery, founded in 1937. Learn about their exquisite ceramics and how they became highly sought-after collectibles. Click the link to read the full article now! "

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Hey everyone! I wanted to talk today about a type of collectable that often gets overlooked - fossils! Fossils can be a fun and fascinating addition to any collection, and they come in all shapes and sizes.

One of the great things about collecting fossils is that they can be found in many different places. If you live near a beach or a riverbed, you might be able to find fossilized shells, fish, or even dinosaur footprints. You can also find fossils at rock and mineral shows, or by visiting museums and natural history centers.

Another benefit of collecting fossils is that they offer a unique window into the past. By studying fossils, we can learn about the animals and plants that lived millions of years ago, and how they evolved over time.

And finally, collecting fossils can be a great way to spark your curiosity and creativity. You might start by collecting small, simple fossils, and gradually work your way up to larger, more complex specimens. You can also use fossils to create art or jewelry, or to decorate your home.

So if you're looking for a new type of collectable to add to your collection, consider fossils! Not only are they fascinating and educational, but they're also a great conversation starter. Happy hunting!

Hey tea enthusiasts! 🍵☕️ Are you a fan of unique and beautiful teacups? If yes, then you must check out my latest blog post about shelly teacups. 🐚💕

In this blog post, I have shared interesting facts about shelly teacups, including their origin, the materials used, and the intricate designs that make them stand out. These teacups are not just stunning, but they also have a rich history and culture behind them.

So, if you love sipping tea in style and want to add a touch of elegance to your tea collection, then head over to my blog and read all about these amazing shelly teacups. You'll discover why they're a must-have for any tea lover! 🌟

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"Art lovers and enthusiasts! Discover the beauty of Giclee prints and elevate your art collection. Check out our latest article and learn more about this stunning printing technique. "

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Fun fact: Uranium glass is a type of glassware known for its greenish-yellow glow under ultraviolet light. It was popular in the early 20th century for its durability and resistance to discoloration. While the use of uranium in glassware has been phased out due to safety concerns, vintage pieces are highly sought after by collectors. It's important to handle it with care and avoid ingesting any small particles or dust. Uranium glass is a fascinating addition to any collection.

Hey everyone! I just posted a blog post detailing the history of etching - a really fascinating process used in printmaking. I've included some really cool facts and information that I think you'll find interesting. Check it out and let me know what you think!

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I love how antique coins can tell us so much about the time period they were created in. From the materials used to the symbols and inscriptions, every aspect of the coin has a story to tell. And the fact that they have survived for so long is truly amazing!

Let's take a moment to appreciate these gems of the past and share your thoughts on antique coins. Have you ever collected any or have a favorite design? Let's chat in the comments below and learn more about these beautiful pieces of history! 🕰️💰

Hey everyone!

I am thrilled to introduce my latest blog post that delves into the fascinating history of lithography. From its humble beginnings to its modern-day usage, this printing technique has revolutionized the way we produce and reproduce images.

Join me on this journey as we uncover the hidden gems of lithography and explore its impact on the world of art and design. Trust me, you won't want to miss this!

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Take a look at our current article, how to find valuable funko pops !

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If you're a fan of beautiful art that tells a story, you won't want to miss the St. Francis Restores the Neglected Church series by artist James Munce. This stunning collection of paintings features St. Francis of Assisi working tirelessly to restore an old, neglected church to its former glory.

Munce's use of vibrant colors and intricate details bring this inspiring story to life in a way that is both captivating and moving. Each painting in the series depicts a different aspect of the restoration process, from clearing away debris to carefully repairing the stained glass windows.

But the real beauty of this series lies in the message it conveys. St. Francis is known for his deep reverence for nature and his commitment to caring for the earth, and Munce's paintings capture this spirit perfectly. As we watch St. Francis work to restore the church, we are reminded of the importance of stewardship and our responsibility to care for the world around us.

Overall, the St. Francis Restores the Neglected Church series is a must-see for anyone who appreciates art that inspires and uplifts. Whether you're a fan of religious art or simply appreciate beautiful paintings with a powerful message, this collection is sure to leave a lasting impression.

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Hey there, Funko Pop enthusiasts! Are you looking for the perfect addition to your collection? Look no further than my online collectible store! We have an amazing selection of Funko Pops that are sure to make your collection stand out.

Not only are Funko Pops incredibly popular, but they also come in a wide variety of characters from your favorite TV shows, movies, comics, and more. Plus, they make great gifts for any pop culture fan in your life.

But why should you choose my online store? We offer competitive prices and free shipping, ensuring that your Funko Pops arrive in perfect condition and ready to be displayed with pride.

So what are you waiting for? Browse our selection today and add some Funko Pops to your collection. Trust me, you won't regret it!

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Merry Christmas Everybody !

Just got this cool late 19th century Japaneese Footed nut serving set! Completely hand painted!

I'm really excited to learn more about it!

It's valued at around 75$

Remember, when checking an item made out of porcelain, bright white indicates higher quality!

While gold painted pickard China is pretty common, if it has a signature from the artist who designed the cup, platter ext, that could be worth alot of money! Some of them can even sell for 700$

Also, fun fact, pickard had a hand in designing some clocks. If you check your old clock, and any of them say pickard as the manufacturer, you struck gold! They can sell for around $10,000.

There's a currency error called the smoking Hamilton. It's funny because the error makes it look like Hamilton is smoking a cigarette.

So I was looking at some of the world's greatest antique shops, and one of them has a plate for

38,500$

What makes this plate so special?

George washington ate off of it.

How do you even find somthing like that?

Currently diving deep into the long rich history of beer steins!

Thinking about writing a blog about antiques. What are some antiques you would want to know more about?

Do you own Japanese teacups?

Check for the word nippon on the bottom of the teacup. If It says nippon, your teacup is anywhere from 1891-1921.

If It says occupied japan, then it's anywhere from 1945-1952.

Fun fact: The Fugio Cent (1787) is the United State's first circulated coin, and it was designed by Benjamin Franklin himself.

The fugio cent sold on eBay this year for: $7,299

Just found alot of cool stuff!

Autograph picture of President Gerald R Ford

Price: $350

Fun fact: An original Bob Ross painting sold for 70k on eBay, this year. Gotta love those happy little trees!

Fun fact: Alot of people may have heard about the infamous 1943 copper penny, worth over 10k, but did you know on the transition back to copper, some facilities messed up and made 1944 steel pennies, which are just as valuable!

Been listening to some of my stuff from my Vinyl collection, and I gotta say, I'm really digging this album 👌

What do you love collecting!!!

From the shores of Japan, to my humble little shop!

Name: Otagiri Grand Iris Porcelain Bell

Price:$20

Did you know?: The original phonograph was created by Edouard-Leon Scott in 1857, and he patented the invention on match 25, 1857. The device recorded sound on a glass plate but was not able to play back the sound!

1863 Civil War Confederate $100 Bond with 25 ($4.00) Coupons Attached

$5,500