The main difference between vintage and antique art is their age.
Antique art is usually at least 100 years old, making it a true treasure from the distant past, often reflecting the culture and craftsmanship of its time.
Vintage art, on the other hand, is typically 20–99 years old—still old, but not quite antique. While antiques give us a glimpse into very long-ago history, vintage pieces capture the style and stories of more recent decades. Both are valuable because they connect us to different parts of the past.

Whether you choose vintage or antique art, each piece carries its own charm and story—adding beauty, history, and character to your collection.



 

Answered by: Antiqueartbuyers