Gen Sohr from Pencil and Paper Co shares tips for collecting vintage art, from getting started and sourcing artwork to incorporating it into your space. Plus, Gen shares insights into unexpected art placements and her favorite artists. This is a must-watch for vintage art enthusiasts!

Mark Boultinghouse, from Mark Boultinghouse Antiques and Appraisals, helps us navigate the complicated world of wood furniture. Mark shares his expertise and gives a wonderful overview of furniture construction, types of wood and furniture styles. Mark shares valuable tips to eradicate any wood pests and resourceful cleaning tips.

On today’s episode, Marcie Millholland shares her expertise on Bamboo Furniture. Marcie shares tips on determining the difference between rattan and bamboo, how to tell if the bamboo is real and tips for searching for bamboo furniture.

Ashlyn Goldberg from the Uncommon Collector discusses natural fibers (Rattan, Jute, Sisal, Seagrass, Willow, Bamboo) on Charm School. Topics include uses, differences, and cleaning tips for each fiber, providing valuable insights for enthusiasts.

On today’s charm school, Dorothy Collier from Dorothy Collier Fine Arts shares valuable insights for art enthusiasts and shoppers including tips for differentiating between a painting and an art print.

Nicole Letts from Grandmillennial Shop discusses Toby Jugs and Toby Mugs on this episode of Charm School. Nicole shares the origins of these charming ceramics, their unique characteristics, identifying marks and how the differ from character mugs.

On this episode, Beth Hubrich from Mary and Wilma discusses the growing decor trend of Grandmillennial Style. Beth covers topics including the definition of this style, the sudden popularity, the connection to the past, style staples of the decor movement and practical tips for incorporating it into your home.

Willow Wright of Urban Redeux discusses Vintage Pyrex. Topics include Pyrex definition, rare pieces, global variations, authenticity, popular patterns, markings, care and an important distinction between “Pyrex” and “pyrex”.

Cristina Mullins and Tracey Mahr from Camino Collective Home provide a copper crash course, covering popularity, safety concerns, distinguishing linings, known manufacturers, and cleaning tips.

Paige Minear, from The Pink Clutch, discusses classic blue and white china patterns, covering Blue Willow and Blue Canton. Paige also distinguishes between English and Japanese Blue Willow plates and covers other popular blue and white china patterns.

Michele Strauts from Crafting Culture presents her collection of Cabbage Ware plates and shares valuable insights in today’s lesson. Michele explains what Majolica is and discusses how Cabbage Ware gained popularity. Michele offers guidance on how to identify Cabbage Ware pieces and covers some of the popular manufacturers of the plates.

Anna Weaver, from Anna Weaver Interior, discusses Art Deco Chinese Rugs, defining their characteristics and materials, highlighting associated colors, and offering insights on identification and dating through design patterns.

Sarah Lloyd Stevenson discusses Staffordshire Dogs ("Mantel Dogs"), explaining what they are, the traditional materials used, tips for distinguishing originals from reproductions, and insights on determining their age and value.

Join Alice Podor from Eloise Grace Home as she shares some secrets for figuring out markings on the back of vintage and antique china. She shares great tips on how to date the piece and decipher what the marks and numbers mean on the back of the piece!