#vintagecollectable

[meditationsduhautdescimes]

Snapshot argentique Arcachon la messe en mer animée juillet 1951 bateaux 

11,2 x 6,7 cm 

(B2)

[hellogorgeous1]

Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: Candlelite Crystal Mueller Etched Glass Silver Goblets Wine Hand Blown Vintage

[yassssifiedhistory]

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[busterjustis]

Vintage Breyer Appaloosa Scratching Foal horse figurine. This is truly a wonderful vintage piece for the collector. From the 1970s.

[aesthetelabel]

Interiors - Another stunning residential project in Notting Hill by interior designers @covetnoir We love their sympathetic and classic designs that are so timeless. Always so flattered when they chose to add pieces from Aesthete, seen in this shelving is our Zaha candle holder . . . Photographs @covetnoir #newyorkhomes #studioceramics #vintagecollection #igvintage #ceramics #shelfie #midcenturymodern #midcenturystyle #curatedvintage #curatedhome #collected #collectedvintage #collectedhome #interiordesign #interiorstyling #interiordesigner #interiordecor #interiorinspiration #styling #stylists #homedecor #sustainableliving #sustainablehome #veganhome #covetnoir #veganinteriors #crueltyfree #londonhomes #aesthetelabel #homestyling https://www.instagram.com/p/Cpqc5WYLtkP/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[yaswb]

Mandalorians! This scene from the original Star Wars Marvel Comic Series was part of a story arc that has a very special place in my childhood memories, as the German “Krieg der Sterne” album series stopped its run mid arc and left us with a cliffhanger (The infamous “Chidho in carbonite” scene). Memories are fuzzy but I think it was only a couple of months away from ROTJ’s release and so the comics became a little less interesting anyway. The story would eventually be picked up later by a rebranded comic album line now named “Star Wars” [sic!] with a lower print run but by that time Star Wars started to fade into obscurity already and I never saw any of these comics at that time and only learned about their existence a couple of ears ago. Back then I had a sense that the comic series was not “canonical” without even knowing what that exactly means but with the lack of multimedia and little access to anything Star Wars, these comics and the action figures were all we had when there was currently no movie to watch in the theater.

Anyhow, this is also the moment after almost a decade, where I finally unpacked these comic packs with Fenn Shysa and Tobbi Dala, to side them with the recent comic colored Boba Fett, and boy what an improvement today’s figures are over the ones from the time of this comic pack. When I bought them a decade ago I thought they were still kind of cool but now they feel just weird and are extremely challenging to pose, let alone have them hold their weapons in a meaningful way. The Boba Fett figure on the other hand is great to pose, which is particularly supported by the improved range of the elbow joints. Lots of figures unpacked today, many figures still left to be unpacked. Stay tuned

[toyjunkie]

AHSOKA TANO – Star Wars Vintage Collection – Ahsoka

[jawaman77]

Some new Andor figs! #StarWars #CassianAndor #Andor #VintageCollection https://www.instagram.com/p/Cpgom0hOcEi/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[market-insider]

Collectibles Market Insights: Detailed Overview of Market Size, Share, Projected Growth

The global collectibles market size is anticipated to reach USD 422.56 billion by 2030 and is projected to grow at a CAGR of 5.5% from 2024 to 2030, according to a new report by Grand View Research, Inc. The changes in consumer preferences and cultural values contribute to the growing interest in collectibles. As consumer behavior shifts towards valuing authenticity, craftsmanship, and unique experiences, collectibles align well with these trends. Many modern consumers seek items that stand out from mass-produced goods and reflect personal identity or values. Moreover, the growing appreciation for heritage and artisanal products has led to increased interest in collectibles that embody these qualities. Whether it's a hand-crafted watch or a historically significant artifact, items with a story or cultural significance resonate with today's discerning consumers.

Globalization has expanded the market beyond regional boundaries. Collectors from different parts of the world are now able to access and trade items from various cultures and historical periods. This cross-cultural exchange enriches the market and drives demand for diverse types of collectibles. International events, exhibitions, and collaborations further enhance the global appeal of collectibles. For instance, global auction houses and collector conventions attract participants from around the world, fostering a more interconnected and dynamic market.

Collectibles Market Report Highlights

Based on category, the art & antique segment led the market with the largest revenue share of 33.65% in 2023, due to their timeless value, historical significance, and the prestige associated with owning rare pieces

Based on type, the vintage segment led the market with the largest revenue share of 40.60% in 2023, due to their value often bolstered by their limited availability and the growing interest from collectors seeking to own pieces from specific eras

Europe dominated the market with the largest revenue share of 36.89% in 2023 and is expected to retain its dominance over the forecast period. The region's rich cultural heritage, high concentration of historical artifacts, and strong tradition of art and antique collecting

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Social media has become a powerful force in the market, driving demand through communities and influencers. Platforms like Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok provide spaces where collectors can showcase their collections, share knowledge, and connect with like-minded individuals. The visibility of rare and impressive collections on social media often generates heightened interest and encourages new collectors to enter the market. Online communities and forums also facilitate the exchange of information and trading opportunities. These digital spaces offer valuable resources for learning about various types of collectibles, understanding market trends, and finding rare items. The vibrant and interconnected nature of these communities helps sustain and market growth.

The growing demand for customized and personalized collectibles reflects a desire for unique and one-of-a-kind items. Customization allows collectors to acquire pieces that reflect their tastes and preferences. For example, limited-edition art prints offer collectors the opportunity to own items tailored specifically to their liking. The appeal of personalized collectibles is evident in the market for custom-made sports jerseys or exclusive designer collaborations, which cater to consumers looking for distinct and unique items.

Pop culture trends often drive demand for specific collectibles. Items related to popular movies, television shows, or video games can become highly sought after. The success of franchises like Star Wars and Marvel has led to a thriving market for related collectibles, including action figures, posters, and limited-edition releases. For example, Star Wars action figures from the original 1970s and 1980s lines, particularly those in mint condition, have become valuable collector’s items. The growing interest in new pop culture phenomena further fuels the demand for related memorabilia.

List of major companies in the Collectibles Market

Heritage Auctions, Inc.

Funko, Inc.

Hasbro, Inc.

Christie's International plc

Sotheby's

Hake's Americana & Collectibles, Inc.

Lelands, Inc.

ComicLink Corporation

The Upper Deck Company, LLC

Stanley Gibbons Group plc.

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We have segmented the global collectibles market report based on category, type, and region.

[thecoolstuffoutpost]

249 Loving Ends Vol.1 No.1 Parliament Publication 1971 ❤️

Get it here: https://coolstuffoutpost.com/b/r2jC0

249 Loving Ends Vol. 1 No. 1 (1971) – Parliament Publication:

Step into the 70s with 249 Loving Ends Vol. 1 No. 1, the debut issue from Parliament Publication in 1971. This rare edition is a collector's dream, showcasing vintage photography and the distinctive style of its era. A true historical gem that represents the golden age of adult literature.

Add this nostalgic piece to your collection today!

[collectingall]

∀ Yogi Berra New York Yankees Signed Vintage Reach Catchers Glove PSA Hologram http://blog.collectingall.com/TG1lgr 👉 shrsl.com/4fujm 👈

[hellogorgeous1]

Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: A Christmas Remembered 1997 Collectors Edition 3D Plate & Base

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[vintagemalapicolla]

Vintage Armchairs, Lounge Cocktail Armchairs, Living Room Armchairs, Vintage Textile Armchairs, Vintage Forniture, Scandinavian Armchair