Carnival Glass – Beautiful Colored Antique Glass
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A brief article on carnival glass, including history, appearance, and how it became popular as an antique glass.

Submitted By Shane Dayton

Fabulous Faberge
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Faberge has a long and distinguished history. Unfortunately the firm made some bad choices in the 1970´s with cheap perfumes and diamond-encrusted jeans. Recently it has been acquired by new owners, Pallinghurst, Inc., who are anxious to restore its illustrious reputation. In a historic reunification with the family, it has appointed Tatiana and Sarah Faberge as advisors. This article is about the new ownership and Faberge´s history.

Submitted By Lisa-Anne Sanderson

Weathervanes: A New Direction
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This article is about weathervanes. It overviews the history of the weathervane and expands slightly upon the new direction weathervanes have taken in the twentieth century. It briefly mentions the transition of the weathervane from its functionality to the more aesthetic pleasure for the collector today.

Submitted By tender_mercies

Charm Bracelets: Vintage Storytellers
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This article tells the story of the charm bracelet dating back as early as the Neolithic Era. It overviews the signficance of the charms and the birth of the charm bracelet through the major historical periods in which it appeared. It covers topics related to the charm bracelet such as: materials, symbols, value, and etiquette. The reoccuring theme is that the true value of the charm bracelet lies in the storytelling of its charms.

Submitted By tender_mercies

How To Restore Cast Iron Cookware

Cast iron cookware can last for generations, but old cast iron often needs rejuvenated to make it serviceable.

Submitted By J. E. Davidson

Cute and Collectable Cottage Ware

This article is about cottage ware, those cute ceramics made in the shape of old English cottages. The article contains hints for serious collectors, as well as history of the ware, and how it can be a fun thing for non-serious collectors as well.

Submitted By Gail Kavanagh