Collecting Jewelry/Metalware
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American Pocket Watch Dials
Dials are the face of a watch and pretty faces sell watches. Waltham, Elgin, Illinois, Hampden, E. Howard, and other companies made porcelain dials for watch movements.
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An Introduction to Watch Jewels
Watch jewels are critical components of mechanical watches. Made in various sizes and shapes these gemstones are marvels of micro-lapidary art.
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Vintage Copper Jewelry
Early copper and enamel bracelets, pins, earrings and necklaces will appeal to the earthy, artistic woman who likes retro, modernist or Arts and Crafts design.
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Collecting Vintage Weiss Jewelry
Before closing their doors in 1971, the Weiss company created some of the most beautiful and lasting pieces of costume jewelry on the market.
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Collecting Vintage Sherman Jewelry
In the field of antiques and collectibles, vintage costume jewelry is a huge category. One of the best designers of the mid-20th Century was Gustave Sherman.
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Beginning a Vintage Jewelry Collection
Find beautiful pieces close to home or when traveling. First, browse thrift and antique shops to find a appealing shape or designer and note prices, then go hunting!
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Why Vintage Mexican Silver is Hot!
Forget the silver bling you see in the shops of Cancun. The most beautiful Mexican silver jewelry is vintage and stylishly modern. First of a Series.
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The Dueber-Hampden Company Closes
The Dueber-Hampden Company did not survive the death of its founder, John C. Dueber, or the popularity of the newly invented wristwatch, which made the pocket watch seem
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Egyptian Revival Accessories
Egyptian revival accessories are fun, timeless, and stylish. Here are some tips to help you identify and buy these unique pieces.
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Vintage Costume Jewelry Designers
Shopping for vintage babbles online can be overwhelming. Start by familiarizing yourself with some vintage costume jewelry designers.
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Collecting Newlyn Copperware
A high bid for a Newlyn tea caddy at auction suggests that investment in Newlyn Industrial Class copperware remains a significant area for collecting English antiques.
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