Because of the age of the glass, the small subset of glass products which used this production technique, and the need for extended exposure to the sun’s light, Purple Sun Colored Antique Glass is a rare and collectible artifact, and fascinating piece of industrial history. Today the supply is extremely limited. Examples that are in good condition are rare. As with all such scarce collectibles, the values continue to appreciate.
Appreciating McCoy pottery goes beyond its aesthetic allure; it's also about understanding its historical significance. These pieces encapsulate the spirit of the times they were created in, offering a window into the cultural and artistic landscape of bygone eras. Owning a McCoy piece is like owning a piece of history—a tangible connection to the craftsmanship and artistry of yesteryears.
Wedgwood transferware remains an iconic symbol of the Industrial Revolution's impact on the world of ceramics, and its timeless beauty continues to captivate generations of collectors and art enthusiasts. Whether displayed on a shelf or used for special occasions, Wedgwood's transferware serves as a reminder of the artistry, history, and innovation that have made it a beloved part of ceramic heritage.
I have been using my composting set-up for a few months now and want to provide an update on how it is going, and share some new things I have learned along the way.
Working in the resale trade, I probably use more silver tarnish cleaner than the average household. Buying commercial silver cleaning products can get costly, so I am always interested in finding cheaper, easier ways to remove tarnish from my silver items. Sure, a lovely patina as the silver begins the early stages of tarnish can show well, but nothing pops like a brightly polished, shiny piece of silver!
