Antiques Freaks

Cracked a mug? Snapped a plate in half? Shattered a bone china teacup containing the soul of a Victo

Everyone's favorite Edwardian ghost-hunting Sherlock Holmes rip-off is back for another adventure! T

In 1770, master portraitist Thomas Gainsborough created a Rococo painting whose inexplicable univers

A Lounger At Clubs polishes off his masterwork with a chapter dedicated to a topic near and dear to

From their magical history to their modern capitalist underpinnings and all the beautiful antique an

Ah, how language evolves! In this chapter of the Victorian budget fashion guide, A Lounger At Clubs

Our friend Holli returns for a chat about the ethics of vintage shopping at thrift stores! Check out

It's time for another antiques cryptid as we try and track down the origins of infamous 18th century

A Lounger at the Clubs returns for another chapter of Victorian fashion! Featuring 19th century advi

Before Paint Nite, there was... chalkware. Pennsylvania Dutch folk art turned punishment for the hub

The Antiques Freaks are joined by historical costumer Sarah Lederman (aka Sarah Sews, whom you might

We chat with our friend Hannah Haverkamp about historical costume design, Bridgerton, the Scarlet Pi

Carnacki the Ghost-Finder is back for revenge in his least-safe-for-work adventure yet! We are joine

Mid-century vintage kitsch is back with a vengeance, and Sillisculpts take us on our silliest journe

Join the Antiques Freaks for a casual chat about contemporary collectible sculpture!

We return to the anonymous Victorian authority on fashion to hear his thoughts concerning the indisp

Do you love mid-century kitsch but wish it had more spontaneous combustion? Do you want your childre

'Tis the season for toys! Adam (@liladam87) joins the Antiques Freaks to chat about action figure co

We are joined by musician extraordinaire and upcycling artist Andrew C. Marshall for a casual chat a

A listener suggestion brings us to Toleware! Painted tin from the Pennsylvania Dutch, amongst others