This Kaiser Wilhelm II beer stein was given to my uncle L. 2294 H. A. Burton O.S. 1 R.N. by an officer from the SMS Hindenburg. It is engraved glass with pewter lid with image of Kaiser.

While design trends may come and go, antiques are always a chic investment—and they can actually grow in value over time, whether you opt for antique jewelry, art, or furniture. “Antiques ...

Ronen Hazan and Michael Klutstein, two biologists at Hebrew University, came up with the idea to create this latest batch using antique yeast. With the help of beer expert Itai Gutman, the team ...

The trainers were all unique however, James said, as he gushed over the rare 'antiques' - and agve them ... I would comfortably put a value on these, if you were to sell these through auction ...

Antiques Roadshow guest is left stunned after ... She said: 'I think that was a pretty good bargain at the time because I would value this today at £400 to £500.' The shocked guest replied ...

It features food, merchandise vendors, live music and family fun. Also, people can raise a stein with more than two dozen varieties of beer, cider and hard seltzer.

Antiques Roadshow expert Ronnie Archer-Morgan caused a stir when he refused to value a controversial ivory bangle on a recent episode of the long-running BBC series. The 73-year-old antiques ...

If you're wondering how much your antique plant stand is worth, it's a good idea to compare it to some that have recently ...

ROADSHOW talked with our experts about several key factors that can cause market values for antiques and collectibles to fluctuate over time. Funding for ANTIQUES ROADSHOW is provided by Ancestry ...

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cafes and a brewery. “Swine & Stein has definitely introduced more people to Gardiner, who come back again and again to shop, dine and see a show. It is a terrific event for the city.” ...

Josh Stein, 58, was born in Washington, D.C., but spent his childhood in Chapel Hill and Charlotte and later raised his three children, Leah, Adam and Sam, in Raleigh with his wife, Anna.