Picasso ceramics for every collector
All levels of collectors of Picasso ceramics, created by the celebrated artist at his Madoura workshop in Vallauris in the
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Antique ceramics discovered in Somerset home
A collection of 18th and 19th-century ceramics has been discovered by a Dorset auctioneer in a 1920s house in Somerset.
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18th-century charger celebrates marriage
An 18th-century blue and white charger that commemorated the marriage of Jonathan and Betty Bastow in 1780 could fetch up
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Marie Antoinette lace collar in Cotswolds sale
An 18th-century lace collar that was reputedly once worn by Marie Antoinette is one of the highlights of an upcoming
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Salisbury sales show confidence in market
Two recent sold-out private collections and high prices achieved in sales show that the market is confident, according to Salisbury
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Spode – A Collecting Guide
Spode – the inventor of transfer ware – celebrates its 250th anniversary this year with the popularity of ‘granny’ ware receiving a surprising
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Bernard Leach – a quick guide to his ceramics
On the centenary of the influential Leach Pottery formed in St Ives in 1920, Antique Collecting highlights the ceramics of its founders Bernard Leach and
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Fornasetti – A Quick Guide
Piero Fornasetti Piero Fornasetti (born in Milan, November 10, 1913 – October 15, 1988) was an Italian wide-ranging and eclectic designer, known for his
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Art Deco Vase in Perfect Shape
A rare Oympic Sèvres ‘Athlétisme’ art deco vase that was discovered in the loft of a south London running club could
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Dame Lucie Rie – A quick guide to her career
Dame Lucie Rie, DBE (March 16, 1902 – April 1, 1995) was an Austrian-born British studio potter whose works usually consist of hand-thrown pots, bottles, vases
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