To start off this episode, Tammy fields a viewer question about a Victorian dress and where to find more information on this antique piece of clothing. Our Treasure Hunter Tip is Avcosa.com, another great resource in your search for that precious treasure. Plus, Reyne Haines and Jonathan Novack talk to a pinball machine collector. Then, Tammy talks to Mike O’Reilly from, Scott Antique Radio, who plays antique radio shows. These are the old time shows in the pre TV era that grandma used to listen to, now you can too.

Tammy Kahn Fennell is the host of CollectiblesCornerTV.com and runs VintageRareStuff.com. When she isn’t dealing in antiques and collectibles she’s busy developing applications that help people increase their brand awareness on social networks (marketmetweet.com)

Tammy starts off answering a viewer question about Norman Rockwell 1970’s plates and has some information on their worth or lack thereof.  Reyne Haines and Jonathan Novack are out and about taking a look at Boulle furniture, find out what it is and a little history on these ornate pieces. Tammy goes out to play with Tim Walsh of Playmakers.com, an author and toy inventor, who focuses on the unsung inventors of some of the most loved timeless toys.

Tammy Kahn Fennell is the host of CollectiblesCornerTV.com and runs VintageRareStuff.com. When she isn’t dealing in antiques and collectibles she’s busy developing applications that help people increase their brand awareness on social networks (marketmetweet.com)

Reyne and Jonathan stop by LR Antiques to talk about furniture. Jonathan makes himself comfortable in a Gothic chair until Reyne rustles him up to take a look at a French Provincial cabinet and a Louis XVI marble table. Coming into more modern times we take a look at some Art Deco and 50’s pieces, which work together nicely.

Reyne and Jonathan take a look at buying antiques in this tough economy. The economy has an effect on what’s hot in antiques, so Reyne talks to some dealers to find out what’s going on in their specialties. From furniture, to diamonds, silver, and pottery, all are in agreement that there are deals to be  found in this buyers market.

Happy Halloween! Reyne and Jonathan meet with Katie Cooper and her spooktacular Halloween collectibles. These scary fun pieces are affordable to everyone, from a few dollars to a few hundred. We take a look at a 1940’s jack o’ lantern, some early 1900’s antique postcards, and other tricky trinkets to add to your holiday décor.

We all have junk in our closets or attics, but how do you know if it’s actually junk or a treasure? Reyne and Jonathan take a look at some of the stuff most of us have lying around and gives some tips on figuring out what’s junk or not.

It’s all about the superhero when Reyne and Jonathan make a visit to Bedrock City Comics. Every generation has its own heroes drawn into action, the first comic book hero was Captain Marvel…not Superman or Batman, as you might suspect. Superman first appeared in June 1938 and Reyne lets us know what that comic just fetched at auction last March. Plus some heroic tips on collecting and preserving your comics.

There is a huge vocabulary that goes along with antiques and collecting. Reyne and Jonathan explain a few of these terms while strolling around an antique store. A lesson in cameo, transferware, a little on sculpture, and Japaness.

Boulle cabinetry is the topic today, Reyne will inform Jonathan and the rest of us how to pronounce it! Plus, we get a history of these beautifully ornate pieces of furniture. We also see some examples of accessories in the same tortoise inlay as the bigger pieces.

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