ceramics

A Kovels Antique Trader reader asked, “Can you identify my vase from the photos?” Short answer? Yes, I can. It’s antique, stylish, and has classical charm—but it won’t fund your retirement. Here’s what you have and what it’s worth.

How do you find a $5,000 treasure for $4.99? It takes experience, a good eye, and the support of a few expert opinions.

Rare 14th-century Sarghitmish lamp from Egypt, one of most important Islamic glass artifacts to appear at auction, had been in the same family for more than a century before selling at Bonhams.

Originating in the 1880s, peachblow glass captured the attention of collectors with its unique color transitions and satin finishes. As interest in art glass revived in the mid-20th century, companies like Fenton reintroduced this style, making it a

During its nearly 100 years of production, McCoy Pottery was instrumental in shaping American Pottery history. Today, collector demand remains strong.

The difference between an authentic piece of this distinctive Japanese pottery and a modern one depends on whether there is an English marking or not.

More than 210 spectacular lady head vase lots from the late great enthusiast's vast personal collection highlight Strawser Auction Group event July 22.