Collecting Ceramics/Glass

Collectors of ceramics or glass usually build niche collections which include certain types of pottery or glass, pieces by particular makers or pieces from particular periods. Here, you will find a vast amount of information about your favorite glass or ceramics from vintage art pottery like Moorcroft or Hull, to bone china from Royal Albert, Lu-Ray and others. You'll also find valuable information about depression glass and even milk glass.

Learn how to read and understand pottery marks and learn the difference between crystal, cut glass or pressed glass. It's all here.

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How to Collect Vintage Pyrex Dishes and Bakeware

Vintage Pyrex looks great when displayed as a collection, but you can also use the pieces.

Nov 11, 2011 – Jennifer Eblin

Collecting Egg Cups

Egg cups make a great collectible: they are small, easily portable, generally affordable, available in a great variety and useful too.

Nov 1, 2011 – Isme Bennie

Collecting Depression Glass

Collecting the colorful glass made during the years of the Depression is a rewarding hobby that also brings a decorative element into the home.

Oct 26, 2011 – Isme Bennie

Japanese Glass Floats are Becoming Collectable

A walk along a pristine white beach led to the discovery of a number of well preserved glass fishing floats, which have become very collectible.

Sep 2, 2011 – Parania Wilson

Invest in Glass Collectables from Finland

Alvar Aalto's handsome birch easy chair won international fame in the 1930s. Since then, Finland has been acknowledged as a leader in contemporary design.

Aug 9, 2011 – Susan Hallett

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