What makes someone a MARKET WARRIOR? Our pickers will tell you that if you want to walk the walk, first you have to know how to talk the talk. So if you're wondering what it means to be picker, or asking yourself, what in the world is bric-a-brac? Read on!
Looks like the Coca-Cola clock, the Satsuma-style teapot, and the commode all ended up down the drain tonight. Do you think they should have been flushed?
If you're watching ROADSHOW right now, stay tuned for an all-new episode of MARKET WARRIORS and much more of host Mark L. Walberg, who just might be the hardest working man in showbiz these days! If back-to-back shows aren't enough proof, check out these recent pics from the ROADSHOW set. What a team player!
Entertainment Weekly features Market Warriors in their highlights of "TONIGHT'S BEST TV." See for yourself when John, Kevin, Bob and Miller head to Georgia to track down vintage advertising at 9pm/8c on PBS.
Can't get enough costume jewelry after Monday night's episode of MARKET WARRIORS? Then check out this Pinterest board to see some of our favorite examples. From the fancy to the fanciful, you just might find some inspiration for your own collection! http://pinterest.com/marketwarriors/costume-jewelry/
From the fancy to the fanciful, costume jewelry refers to any jewelry that's made from inexpensive materials or imitation gems. So, as you can see, the possible forms of costume jewelry and the possible costume jewelry finds are endless! Which ones catch your eye?
Thanks to everyone who tuned in to last night's episode of MARKET WARRIORS. Join us next week for an antiquing trip down South and be sure to give two cheers for your favorite picker!
If you liked the Mid-Century Modern on Monday night's episode of MARKET WARRIORS, check out our new Pinterest board. From Eames chairs, to George Nelson lamps, to funky geometric cookware, you just might find some inspiration for your next MCM hunt! http://pinterest.com/marketwarriors/mid-century-modern/
Think Pierre Koenig's glass house perched precariously over the LA skyline. Think shell-shaped plastic rocking chairs by Charles and Ray Eames. Think geometric star-burst clocks and bubble lamps by George Nelson. Or, for a more modern-day reference, think "Mad Men." From architecture to furniture to...