Analysis of what's rising and falling in value across the antiques market.
Two collecting categories are moving in opposite directions this year, and dealers who read the signals early stand to gain the most.
From Parisian silver to Machine Age chrome, Art Deco is enjoying its strongest pricing run in a generation, and dealers should understand why.
When spot silver moves sharply, antique silver dealers feel it twice — once in melt value, and once in buyer psychology.
A category-by-category look at where porcelain and ceramics prices are climbing, where they've stalled, and what's driving the divide.
Vintage turntables, tube amplifiers, and mid-century speaker cabinets have become one of the antiques trade's most reliable growth categories.
After two decades of decline, traditional wooden antique furniture is showing real, if uneven, signs of renewed buyer interest.
As bullion prices climb, dealers are having to untangle metal value from craftsmanship value across every era of antique jewelry they handle.