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• Ask an expert: ep60 The AuctionWally Show w Harry Rinker

  Posted Tuesday, April 21, 2009 3:37 PM by auctionwally | 1 Comments Tags: appraisals, antique furniture, antique collectible, antique appraisers, antique collectors, antique collector, antique dealer, antique collectibles, Tiffany, : Antiques : Decorative Arts : Metalware : Pewter : Collect : Antiques & Collectibles : Accessories : Pewter : Metal Ware : Metalware : Pewter Tankard : English Pewter : Gift : Giftware : England, Advertising Collectibles, antique glass, Antique Education, Antique Garden Furnishings, antique business, auctions, antique dressers, antique chests, antique coffee grinders, antique business news, 45s, values, Antique Dolls, antique clocks, adirondack collectible, action figures, antique lamps, leaded glass lamps, expert, harry rinker Here's your chance to ask a question of one of the world's most famous collectibles experts, Harry Rinker Read More...

• Antique Dolls Are Valuable Even When Damaged

  Posted Sunday, February 15, 2009 12:37 AM by darylelam | 1 Comments Tags: daryle lambert, Antique Dolls A ntique Dolls are one of the most collected items in the world. There are more books written about dolls and their accessories than you can count, so this must mean we can make money with the right ones. I once bought a doll head for $25 and sold it Read More...