Treasure Craft, a name synonymous with charming, whimsical pottery, has a rich history that appeals to collectors and enthusiasts of mid-century American ceramics. Founded in 1945 by Alfred A. Levin in Compton, California, Treasure Craft started as a small, family-owned business producing novelty pottery items.
Baking is a comforting tradition passed down through generations, and choosing the right cookware can enhance both the process and the result. While metal pans have long been a go-to for many home bakers, vintage ceramic cookware offers a unique blend of beauty, functionality, and sustainability. This blog explores the advantages of baking with vintage ceramic bakeware, comparing it to metal pans and highlighting its practical, decorative, and eco-friendly benefits.
Leaded crystal, often synonymous with luxury and elegance, has been a staple in fine dining and décor for centuries. Known for its brilliance, clarity, and ability to be intricately cut into stunning designs, it has captured the fascination of collectors and everyday consumers alike. However, there's more to leaded crystal than its shimmering appearance. Let’s explore what leaded crystal is, how it's made, why it's different from regular glass, and whether it's safe for daily use.
Royal Copley pottery, a name synonymous with mid-century American ceramics, represents a significant chapter in the history of decorative arts. Founded in the 1930s by the Spaulding China Company of Sebring, Ohio, Royal Copley produced some of the most recognizable and collectible ceramics of the 20th century. The company’s vibrant, accessible designs have since become a cherished part of American cultural history.
Through my work at Good Find Stores, whether consignment selling or at estate sales, I am blessed to see a wide variety of fine art. Even more so since Southern California where I work and live is so rich with both artists and collectors. It is no coincidence that many quality pieces end up in my collection, or offered for sale here
