Currently, several antiques and Vintage items are trending among collectors and enthusiasts. Mid-century modern furniture is highly sought after, as is Ercol light wood furniture, especially pebble tables. Another good buy is Ladderax shelving units from the 1970s for their clean lines and timeless appeal. Also, haberdashery shop furniture is always a good seller. Vintage jewelry, especially pieces from the Art Deco and Victorian eras. George Jensen still demands a good price and continues to captivate buyers. Retro kitchenware from the 1950s and 1960s, such as colorful Pyrex and enamelware, is popular for both nostalgia and functionality. Antique clocks with good French and German makers also attract attention for their craftsmanship and historical value; 1970s/60s Omega watches are a strong seller, and Rolex watches continue to hold their value. Additionally, classic books and vinyl records are making a comeback, appealing to those who appreciate physical media and history. Collectors often look for items with unique stories, excellent condition, and distinctive design, which help these antiques maintain their desirability in the market. I spoke to an auctioneer the other day, and he said 1960s/70s/80s Action figures are becoming a big seller [boxed]