When What It’s Made of Matters More than What It Is
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What makes an antique or collectible valuable? Sometimes, it’s not the object itself; it’s what the object is made of! In this episode, we explore how materials can drive collector demand, value, and sales, from glowing uranium glass and Fiesta red to Bakelite, celluloid, Lucite, ivory, sterling silver, pewter, wood, leather, silk, and unusual vintage fabrics. We discuss how to identify collectible materials, spot valuable objects in bags of “junk,” and explain why color can be a clue when attempting to identify a specific material. We also dive a bit into how knowing what an object is made of can absolutely help your online descriptions. Stay tuned for the bonus tip on ephemera (don't toss those scraps)! In short, what your pick is made of may sometimes be the most important part of its story...and your listing.