The delicate beauty of antique Limoges china dinnerware is unparalleled in an already chef's kiss level of artistry. Highly sought after by china collectors, antique limoges pieces are something you ...

When Hervé Van der Straeten and his partner, Bruno Frisoni, dine at their charming cottage in Burgundy, France, the man behind some of today’s most electrifying contemporary furnishings and the ...

Images say more about me than words./ Moment via Getty Images Antique teacups are some of the most popular collectibles you can find. After all, we don't pretend to be little teapots as a kid for no ...

In her years of collecting and selling antique china and stemware, Lori Hedtler has seen many finely crafted custom-ordered pieces the pair of 1830s Royal Worcester tureens that she bought from the ...

There’s never been a better time to turn dishes into cash. Same goes for crystal, silver, and those figurines your grandmother loved. It’s not because they are in high demand, but rather because the ...

It’s time for a jail break. It’s time for the vintage china dishes, silver serving pieces and old glassware to bust out of our china cabinets, where they have been held in solitary confinement far too ...

Thinking about where to vacation this summer? Ask for suggestions from Laurence Williams, a hotel consultant in Chatham, Mass., and he’ll show you his nearly 600 pieces of vintage souvenir china ...

In the autumn of 1621, the Plymouth colonists and the Wampanoag Indians celebrated the autumn feast, also known as harvest feast. The harvest feast was a longstanding event in Native American culture ...

Will there be an app for keepsakes and thingamabobs? I don't know or think so, but we have seen a trend as Baby Boomers age and the current era of innovation changes our lifestyles, particularly among ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- I wish I could write a song about my china cabinet. I have, I believe, the most beautiful china cabinet in the world. The cabinet itself is at least 100 years old. My husband and I ...

HONG KONG — When Chinese customs officials opened 35 crates bound for Hong Kong earlier this month, they saw a cache of treasure worth far more than the drugs that they thought they had found.