HeyJaredSarah Zlotnick
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8 Antiques From Grandma’s House That Are Valuable Again (opens the original)
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From patterned lampshades to stained-glass windows, so many grandma-beloved details are making a comeback in the design world right now. That’s especially true when it comes to antiques. While her pieces always had an air of timelessness (Grandma had great taste!), a few are suddenly in especially high demand among a new generation of collectors. Read on for eight antiques your older relatives may have brought home decades ago that can once again fetch a tidy sum on the resale market. P.S.—Shop
5 Summer Antiques to Thrift Before the Season Ends (opens the original)
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I don’t know about you, but I’m not quite ready to say goodbye to summer just yet. While I certainly won’t miss the sweltering temperatures here in Birmingham, Alabama, I will miss leisurely afternoons, outdoor fun, and plenty of ice-cold treats. But if I can’t make summer last forever, I can at least keep celebrating it through my antiquing adventures! Here are five summer-coded vintage collectibles I’m hoping to thrift before the season ends. P.S.—Calling all antiquers! Join us for The Country
6 Vintage Cabin Collectibles to Start Shopping Before Fall (opens the original)
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Fall is almost here—let cozy season commence! While we can’t all retreat to a snug log cabin for the next three months, a few well-chosen vintage collectibles can bring that woodsy warmth to any home. From Adirondack-style frames to folksy instruments, these mountain-life mainstays will add rustic charm at any altitude. P.S.—Shop these styles and more at The Country Living Fair! Join us for a three-day shopping event featuring 200+ vendors (antique dealers, artisans, and small boutique brands),
7 Thrift Store Finds Under $50 That Collectors Shouldn’t Miss (opens the original)
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When I’m walking the aisles of a thrift store or antiques show, there’s a special thrill in picking up something that catches my eye and discovering that its price tag is under $50. For me, $50 or less is the purchasing sweet spot. It’s hefty enough that I need to consider whether I truly love an item—or simply have a case of the shoppies—but not so budget-busting that I’ll feel guilty if I change my mind about it a few months or years later. (After all, that’s what Facebook Marketplace is for.)
Love Matchbooks? These 3 Collectibles Belong on Your Radar (opens the original)
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My favorite vintage purchase of all time was a giant $280 bowl filled with old hotel matchbooks that I found at Door 15 in Hudson, New York. I first spotted it on a work trip and couldn’t quite justify the splurge. But when I returned a year later for a wedding, it was somehow still there. Clearly, it was coming home with me. And so began my matchbook fixation, a hobby I now share with countless phillumenists across the internet. Over time, my interests have expanded to include a few matchbook-a
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