r/Antiques is a subreddit with 394k members. The community frequently discusses usa, antique, identify, information, and found, and they frequently recommend/review glue and cleaner, and the most common flair used is questions, advice, show and tell, date, and discussion.
We are dedicated to antiques (older than 100 years). Join in!
Popular Topics in r/Antiques
#1
Usa
259 posts
#2
Antique
171 posts
#3
Identify
53 posts
#4
Information
43 posts
#5
Found
43 posts
#6
Identifying
35 posts
#7
Canada
34 posts
#8
Uk
34 posts
#9
Looking For
32 posts
#10
Struggling To
30 posts
Products Discussed in r/Antiques
Flair Used in r/Antiques
#1
Questions
: "Found this box in my uncles attic. (Ireland)"
94 posts
#2
Advice
: "Bought at an auction for $5 because no one else wanted the box. 37 lithographs, look like they may have been bound in a book? Colorado, USA"
40 posts
#3
Show and Tell
: "Silver fish moustache comb bought in Corbridge England, UK"
21 posts
#4
Date
: "Horn Spoon purchased in England"
11 posts
#5
Discussion
: "Seeking insights on this old jade carving (12g, translucent) passed down in my family. What material could it be?Spain"
7 posts
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Yearly
+67k members(20.5%)
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Last updated: July 30, 2026