Anonymous wrote:The reality is there are very few true antiques. Most of what you’re Buying is vintage. If it’s from the 1950s it’s not antique

This is the case.
Mass produced old stuff.

Probably all the lead.

I wish. I collect antiques and have to fight the hordes of resellers at every estate sale. Big furniture doesn't move fast, but art, jewelry, collectibles, lighting, rugs that are great quality get crazy high prices.

My house is very light and airy with lots of clean lines. A lot of antiques are dark colored and very heavy. While I can look at individual pieces and find them lovely, they just don’t go with my home or lifestyle.

Alderfers in rural Pa.

You can get some good quality furniture there had a good price at auction. They have some trucking lines they recommend.

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