• Unveiling the Glow: Manganese vs. Uranium in Vintage Glass

    Unveiling the Glow: Manganese vs. Uranium in Vintage Glass

    Vintage glassware has a charm and uniqueness that captivates collectors and enthusiasts alike. Among the fascinating aspects of some these collectibles is their ability to glow under ultraviolet (UV) light. However, not all vintage glass glows for the same reason. In this blog post, we’ll explore the differences between glass containing manganese and glass containing…

  • 3 New Associations Added to Our Global Directory

    3 New Associations Added to Our Global Directory

    The Toronto Postcard Club Postcards provide a snapshot of the past, offering a glimpse into historical events, landscapes, architecture, and societal norms. And vintage or antique postcard collectors are always fascinated by the opportunity to connect with different eras and witness how places and cultures have evolved over time. These are the varieties of postcards…

  • Collecting American Vintage Pottery: Roseville’s Journey from Clay to Legacy

    Collecting American Vintage Pottery: Roseville’s Journey from Clay to Legacy

    A significant presence in American pottery, Roseville Pottery thrived from the late 19th century to the mid-20th century. Originating in Roseville, Ohio, the company, founded in 1890 as the Roseville Pottery Company, earned acclaim for its excellence in crafting high-quality art pottery featuring innovative designs and distinctive glazes. Roseville Pottery went through several phases in…

  • Collecting American Vintage Glass: Exploring the Charm of the Hazel Atlas Glass

    Collecting American Vintage Glass: Exploring the Charm of the Hazel Atlas Glass

    Hazel-Atlas Glass Company was an American glass manufacturing company that operated from 1902 to 1964. It was one of the largest producers of glassware in the early to mid-20th century and is well-known for its Depression glass and kitchenware. Their origins trace back to the establishment of the Hazel Glass Company in 1885. Founded by…

  • Introducing Collector’s Tools

    Introducing Collector’s Tools

    Greetings Avid Collectors! We’re thrilled to introduce a brand-new category that is sure to assist collectors, dealers, and vintage enthusiasts alike – Collector’s Tools. Presently, we are offering a curated selection of magnifiers at competitive prices. These portable companions reveal the intricate details of your collectibles, making it essential to have one with you wherever…

  • Port Perry Antiques – Day Trip

    Port Perry Antiques – Day Trip

    Hey there, antique enthusiasts! Ready for a dose of treasure hunting in the heart of Port Perry, Ontario? The Treasure Trove Report has got your back with a lineup of three must-visit stops at the coolest antique markets and stores in town. All in a day’s adventure! Picture this: meandering through the beautiful downtown area,…

  • A Collector’s Guide to Vintage Diecast Toys: Unveiling the Metals

    A Collector’s Guide to Vintage Diecast Toys: Unveiling the Metals

    Did you know that vintage diecast toys are typically made from a combination of metals? Diecast toys are typically made from a combination of metals, usually zinc and aluminum alloys. The term “diecast” refers to the manufacturing process called die casting, where molten metal is injected into a mold under high pressure. This process allows…

  • The World Class Antiques Insider for November 2023

    The World Class Antiques Insider for November 2023

    Every month, be the first to dive into our new editorial, discover captivating fine art, take advantage of exclusive promotions, uncover noteworthy YouTube channels, and more. Stick around for the good stuff! In this edition: Read or download the November 2023 edition of the World Class Antiques Insider Newsletter.

  • The Remarkable Journey of Maud Lewis’ ‘Lobsterman’ Painting

    The Remarkable Journey of Maud Lewis’ ‘Lobsterman’ Painting

    In the art world, one person’s treasure can often emerge from unexpected origins. The heartwarming tale of Maud Lewis’ beloved painting, ‘The Lobsterman,’ perfectly exemplifies this phenomenon. Originally bartered for a modest sapphire tie tack in the 1970s, this delightful piece of Canadian folk art recently reappeared in the spotlight, selling for a remarkable sum…

  • Rediscovering the Antiques Auction Catalog

    Rediscovering the Antiques Auction Catalog

    Auction houses have long been at the heart of the antiques industry, showcasing rare and valuable items to potential buyers. In this competitive arena, setting yourself apart is essential. That’s where World Class Antiques’ brand-new auction catalog service comes into play, offering a unique and transformative way to stand out. In addition to a creatively…

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