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One from five new items added to the website tonight #antiques #justadded #website #antiquesonline https://www.instagram.com/p/CBd0aGsnV3z/?igshid=102amx8oiut0c

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JUST IN: New Antique Uploads Online and in stores ~ this is only a sampling of antique furniture, lighting and accessories. www.inessa.com

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Recent Acquisitions That Antique Collectors Notice

There’s something exciting about recent acquisitions, especially when they feel untouched by trends ✨ These antique collectibles weren’t chosen to impress fast, they were chosen because they last. Each piece has history, weight, and a bit of mystery to it.

From early 1900’s lithographs to vintage Japanese tableware and cloisonné vases 🏺 these are objects that lived real lives before reaching this moment. You can almost imagine the hands that held them, used them, cared for them.

Collectors know the feeling 🖼️ You don’t just browse antiques online, you hunt. You wait. And when something feels right, it sticks with you. These recent acquisitions feel like that kind of find, the kind you don’t forget easily.

If you’re searching for antique collectibles online that still feel authentic and human, this collection is worth your time 🔍 Look up recent acquisitions rare antique collectibles and see what speaks to you.

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Very Large 19thC Bronze Front Iron Fender / Fire Kerb With Ash Catcher Tray eBay item number 234560148547 www.onlineantiques.net #onlineantiques #buyantiques #antiquesonline #antiquefireplace #firekerb #firefender #fenders #fireplace #ashcatcher #firesurround #victorian #victorianhome #victorianfire #victorianfireplace #victorianfender https://www.instagram.com/p/CdyAbXCoUuA/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Lovely Antique 19th Century Victorian Royal Doulton Tobacco Jar eBay item number 233927864922 www.onlineantiques.net #antiques #onlineantiques #antiquesforsale #antiquesonline #doulton #doultonlambeth #tobacco #tobacciana #tobaccojar #victorian #victorianantiques https://www.instagram.com/p/CVNQwJrIjar/?utm_medium=tumblr

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Antiques, Art & Collectibles www.onlineantiques.net #antiques #antiquesonline #homedecor #interiordesign #antiqueshop #vintage #antiquesforsale #collectibles #collectables #art #artforsale #artonline #uk #ebayreselleruk #shoponline #shoponline🛍 #onlineshopping https://www.instagram.com/p/CPKzKX7HNi8/?utm_medium=tumblr

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Studio Pottery! What is Studio Pottery? ~Studio Pottery is made & sold by a local artisan. It is a more individualized art piece and made from wet clay. What is the difference between studio pottery and commercial pottery? ~Commercial pottery is mass produced, it involves pressure and heat of dried powered clay which is pressed in a plate or mold. How is studio pottery made? Clay is formed on a pottery wheel or by ahand building techniques, then fired once or twice and then glazed prior to the final firing. What is glazing? ~Painting or dipping a piece in liquid glaze (paint) to them fired again. All glazes contains silica which is a component of glass which seals the piece. Is Studio Pottery collectible? ~Yes! - highly collectible! For serious collectors, some might collect a particular artist or style or even build a collection based on functionality- ie, dinnerware. How would one recognize a piece of studio Pottery? ~Generally found on studio pieces, are the artist’s makers mark or an actually artist’s signature. There might even be an artist’s “chop” on the piece. What is a “chop”? It’s dried clay that leaves an impressioon, i.e., a maker’s mark symbol. When was the “hey day” of the pottery production period? ~The 1950’s - 1960’s ~which is still collectible - for example, in Peter Voulkos abstract expressionist studio pieces. How do you clean studio pottery? ~With warm soapy water. then rinsed and towel dry. *Please note! NEVER put studio pottery in the microwave ! ***The Studio Pottery pieces featured in this post are currently for sale @EastCoastProps&Antiques. Feel free to contact us to purchase - for #safepickup or we can ship to you! #antiquesonline #collectiblepottery #localpottery #studiopottery #supportlocalartists #newmarketpotter #antiquedealerseries #eastcoastprops https://www.instagram.com/p/CAC_HXRHZqQ/?igshid=1wiv2sruh3tiy

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Antique Transferware - What is Transferware? ~Transferware is the earliest form of automated (not hand painted) decor. It was displayed service & dinnerware with its use beginning in the late 1700’s as a way to display one’s worth (or status/wealth), in addition to using it for its function. How is Transferware made? ~The “transfer” is created from a lithograph stone which was inked, then pressed onto a transfer paper. The transfer paper was then transferred onto the piece of china. It is then pulled away from the china resulting in the ink staying on the piece, called the “wet process”. In the 19th century, the transfer was most commonly applied to ironstone. The “transfer” would only be transferred one color at one time. If you find a piece with more than one color, you have found a rare piece! The process of 2 or more colors is done in stages adding to the expense and value of the piece. There are also some Transferware pieces that have additional colors combined with hand painted accents. Is Transferware collectible? ~Yes! - We’ve seen a resurgence in the popularity of transferware with the contemporary farmhouse-style movement over the last few years. It gives great contrast to the clean, neutral lines in farmhouse interior design. ~For serious collectors, there’s a Transferware collectors’ group that meet annually holding discussion groups and an annual convention! How would one recognize a piece of antique transferware ? ~Generally found on Ironstone pieces, and notably just one single transferred color over the white/ivory bisque/china. The scenes depicted are generally bucolic in nature, and designs are notably utopian scenes from the late 1700’s to the mid 1800’s. When was the “hey day” of the Transferware production period? ~The late 1700’s to mid 1800’s. How do you clean transferware ? ~With warm soapy water. then rinsed and towel dry. *Please note! NEVER put antique transferware in the dishwasher! ***The Antique Transferware pieces featured in this post are currently for sale @EastCoastProps&Antiques. Feel free to contact is to purchase - for #safepickup or we can ship to you! #antiquesonline #transferware #dealerseries #eastcoastprops https://www.instagram.com/p/B_LZNJsnJ-8/?igshid=1trvdt9i4kspd