Collectors like to rotate collections with frequency and display their stuff in various parts of their homes. Some collectible items only make an appearance at certain times of the year.
Kitchens are one of the best places to spot valuable collectibles. From antique fine china to vintage appliances, kitchen collectibles can hold their value for generations and serve as wonderful accessories in the most popular place in the house during the holidays.
Since coffee is an age-old hot drink, coffee grinders date back to the 9th century A.D. As coffee served many people from diverse cultures worldwide, grinding coffee beans was essential. Today, the machines for grinding coffee beans are highly collectible.
Anytime is a good time to shop for vintage and antique objects, but if you are tired of the crowded thrift stores, Goodwill bins and Salvation Army shelves, you may want to change things up and experience some outdoor antique and vintage shopping.
Over the course of her short life, Princess Diana (born Diana Spencer), 1961-1997, inspired the production and manufacture of many works of art, antiques, souvenirs and collectibles from the time of her highly publicized engagement to Prince Charles to her shocking death.