Explore everyday items in grandma's living room that could be worth a fortune today, from vintage furniture to collectible ...

Ohio’s own rich pottery heritage shines through Roseville, Weller, and McCoy pieces that showcase the state’s contribution to American decorative arts. Colorful Fiestaware in rainbow hues brightens ...

Two hundred seventy-eight ballots were cast to vote for favorites in each class. Ninety-six percent of the quilts got at ...

Step into Sleepy Poet Antique Mall in Charlotte, North Carolina, and you’ll immediately understand why serious collectors and ...

Explore Alabama’s favorite rustic decorating trends that continue to bring warmth, charm, and timeless appeal to every space.

Antique Artisans Market opened on Warwick Boulevard in Newport News in April. A Hampton tattoo artist is sprucing up the outside with a mural.

At the upcoming quilt show the “Nine-Patch Party” will be in a room of its own. Attendees can make as many nine-patch blocks ...

Designers are bringing back beloved quilts in 2025 —not just for beds, but for walls, tables, and even gallery spaces.

Think that thrifted quilt is just a cozy cover-up? Unleash your inner antique detective with tips for how to find out if your quilt is high-value creation.

Some antique quilts, especially those made before the 1950s, can be considered folk art and carry significant value at auctions and among textile collectors.

Clues layered into a quilt — the pattern and colors chosen, types of fabric and dyes — hint to the maker’s race, ethnic background, religion and economic status.

Betsey Telford-Goodwin didn’t know much about quilts when an acquaintance in Massachusetts asked her to hunt around for some antique textiles from the American West to decorate her house. It was 1987, ...