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Christmas Treasure Hunt: 8 Vintage Decor Pieces Set to Skyrocket in Value
Paris, France – Forget new decorations this Christmas. According to Le Journal de la Maison, a wave of vintage finds is sweeping France, with eight specific treasures poised to significantly increase in value in the coming years. Experts and collectors are already scouring flea markets and attics for these nostalgic pieces.
Here’s what to look for:
- Vintage Santa Claus Mugs: These mugs are experiencing a resurgence in popularity, particularly American series from the 1950s, with some already selling for over $200 (€185).
- Old Candlesticks: Brass and glass candle holders,even mismatched sets,are making a comeback for festive tablescapes.
- Tapered Candles: Complementing the candlesticks, tapered candles are adding to the vintage aesthetic.
- Blown Glass Tree Toppers: These delicate ornaments, frequently enough with small tips to fit onto branches or candle holders, are becoming increasingly rare and collectible.
- Mercury Glass Balls: Well-preserved mercury glass balls, especially those with deep colors and elaborate decorations, are in high demand internationally, fetching dozens of dollars/euros for remarkable examples.
- Ancient Christmas Ornaments: Other antique ornaments are also gaining traction in the collector’s market.
- Silver Serving Pieces: Adding a touch of elegance to displays, particularly with hot chocolate bars featuring vintage santa mugs.
- Family Attic Decor: The article emphasizes the potential hidden within one’s own home, encouraging a search through stored decorations.
Collectors emphasize the emotional connection and potential financial return of these finds, urging bargain hunters to keep an eye out at garage sales and in family attics.
