In the world of antiques, “curiosities” refers to the unusual, rare, or unexpected — the items that spark questions, invite conversation, and hint at forgotten stories.

Antique clocks and timepieces are more than just practical tools — they are reflections of craftsmanship, artistry, and innovation.

Maps are more than just tools for navigation — they are snapshots of how people once understood the world.

Nothing says summer quite like a picnic blanket spread under the shade of a tree, a cool drink in hand, and good company all around.

From trench art to cap badges, these objects offer a tangible connection to the past and often carry stories of bravery, craftsmanship, and remembrance.

Salt—it’s in every kitchen now, but once upon a time, it was worth its weight in… well, salt.

Salt—it’s in every kitchen now, but once upon a time, it was worth its weight in… well, salt.

Moorcroft Pottery has remained a symbol of fine craftsmanship and artistic excellence for over a century.

Moorcroft Pottery has remained a symbol of fine craftsmanship and artistic excellence for over a century.

Uranium glass, with a distinctive glow under UV light, has become highly sought after for its unique charm and its historic value.