From bottles and matchbooks to tin toys and ceramic feet,the Museum of Brisbane show of 3500 objects tells remarkable stories of the city’s past.
While second-hand jeans can be found in most recycle stores,those in the know are prepared to pay considerably more for the right ones.
It might look like an original Eames or a Wegner,but in reality,it’s a cheaper,low-quality product.
Be prepared to spend $4390 for a plaid cotton-lined Burberry,while those with less dosh can still find a vintage trench for between $600 and $800.
While classic frames from the 80s and 90s have long been popular,styles from the early noughties are now gaining traction.
Rare 20th century cookbooks,signed autobiographies,or even old racy magazines can fetch hundreds or thousands of dollars from the right buyer.
Italy’s art theft squad has broken up a European network of art forgers and dealers,and uncovered the country’s biggest operation of Banksy fakes.
Glenn A. Baker is to Australian rock music what Bob Woodward is to American politics. But questions remain. The “A”? The hat? What happened backstage at Countdown?
Some of Australian TV and film’s most iconic costumes are going to auction this week,including clothes worn by Hugh Jackman,Toni Collette and Nicole Kidman
Whether it’s the return of big shoulder pads or the Memphis movement from the early 1980s,sometimes it’s difficult to pinpoint when and where there’s a shift in direction.