Artnet News
SEPTEMBER 20, 2024
Here are some rising galleries, specializing in everything from 1980s rarities to vivid new ceramics, in New York, Paris, and London. Collectible design is attracting younger dealers and a new generation of customers.
Invaluable
JUNE 24, 2024
Even with this in mind, the pottery’s unique double egg cup ceramics, homeware and tiles became some of its greatest successes. The modernist movement, marrying abstraction and experimentalism, was certainly an influence on even the more traditionally-oriented ceramics makers. Sold for £1,400 GBP via Bearne’s (July 2006).
John Thomas Jewelers
JUNE 27, 2024
The use of gold in men’s wedding bands started in ancient Egypt, where it was prized for its rarity and everlasting luster. Ceramic: a striking alternative Ceramic’s not just for your fine dinnerware anymore. Ceramic has found its place in the jewelry world, offering a unique combination of durability, style, and comfort.
WorthPoint
SEPTEMBER 16, 2024
I remember running across a ceramic face pin many years ago and thinking it looked a lot like Josephine Baker, the American-born singer, dancer, and actress who famously made a name for herself working in France in the 1920s and ‘30s. Elzac duck family pin made of painted ceramic material and Lucite. How about Elzac?
Invaluable
AUGUST 28, 2024
With this Chinese ceramic material, doll makers could finally create intricately painted faces, lifelike features, and beautifully constructed clothing. How Can You Tell if a Doll Is Ceramic or Porcelain? Technically, porcelain is a type of ceramic. Rarity can increase the price of a collectible doll.
Jerry's Antiques and Estates
OCTOBER 7, 2024
Old collectibles have a high worth due to their age, rarity, and historical importance. Ceramics and Pottery: There are old ceramics and pottery, particularly from well-known manufacturers like Wedgwood or Royal Worcester, that people love for their attractiveness and design. What Are Antique Collectibles?
WorthPoint
MAY 16, 2024
Prices depend on age, craftsmanship, material, and rarity. In recent years, these flasks have sold between $10 and $375 for glass flasks like bananas and fish and between $20 to $200 for ceramic pieces. They are trendy accessories not just for those who enjoy alcohol but also for collectors who appreciate their artistry.
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