Keep your eyes peeled for this vintage Pyrex piece during your next thrift store outing. Even without its accessories, it could be worth hundreds of dollars!

Antique dishes and serveware have long held a special place for collectors and anyone interested in adding timeless pieces to their home. As tastes evolve and interest in vintage items grows, certain ...

Something fascinating is happening at potlucks and family gatherings across America. Those dishes your grandmother used to make with pride are suddenly showing up on tables again, not as ironic ...

If you’ve ever wondered which vintage dishes collectors are after, the answer lies in rarity, craftsmanship, and historical significance. The most valuable vintage dishes tend to be those with unique ...

Some serving pieces used in the 19th century are no longer needed or made. Victorian table settings were very elaborate — lace or other fancy cloths, at least six or seven special dishes for every ...

Q: The antique china set I inherited includes dishes that are 2-inch miniatures of the dinner plates. Do you know what these could be? A: They sound like butter pats. These diminutive dishes were ...

Dandelions that may be popping up in your yard are also the inspiration for decorative vases, dishware and more. You may have pieces in your cupboards and not even know that what you have is a ...

This is the time of the year to let colorful pottery decorate your table in rainbow of colors. The pottery is called Fiestaware. Fiesta was introduced in 1936 as an inexpensive, stylish tableware by ...

Experts can identify antique dishes in many unexpected ways. There are several ways to tell if a dish is pottery or porcelain. If your dish is chipped porcelain, the chip is shell-shaped. Pottery is ...