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Top 5 Martin Brothers Pottery Prices at Auction – Amid a surge of record interest and escalating auction prices, Martin Brothers Pottery remains a beacon for collectors and aficionados of the unique and the exquisite. Renowned for their whimsical Grotesque statues and captivating bird sculptures, the works of the Martin […]
In the intricate tapestry of history, the interesting case of treen snuff shoes from the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries stands out for its blend of art, functionality, and social practice. Treen, deriving from the Old English word “trēowen” (pertaining to wood), refers to small household objects made of wood. […]
The Danish designer Kay Bojesen (1886-1958) was a master of wooden crafts and is fondly remembered for his playful and imaginative approach to design, particularly for children. Best known among his creations is the iconic wooden monkey toy, a timeless piece that exemplifies Bojesen’s philosophy that design should be round, […]
Among the stand out of Smurfs and Smurf sets are the Historical Smurfs Set which features figurines of six pivotal figures in American history: Paul Revere, Benjamin Franklin, Christopher Columbus, Thomas Edison, George Washington, and Abraham Lincoln. Created by Schleich in 1984 and sanctioned by Peyo, the creator of the […]
This Lilliput Lane Price Guide and Secondary Market Guide is originally from the year 2000. It also includes other Lilliput collections such as Under the Hedge and Land of Legends. Prices are reflective of the time and it interesting to see how prices have changed. The America Landmarks and French […]
Portmeirion, known for its groundbreaking pottery designs, has created numerous patterns that have charmed collectors and home decorators. The Magic City pattern, designed by Susan Williams-Ellis, is a prime example of Portmeirion’s creativity. This article examines the origins of Magic City, its impact at launch, its enduring popularity, and provides […]
The LEGO Star Wars 10179 Ultimate Collector’s Millennium Falcon is a true masterpiece and a flagship model in LEGO’s Star Wars collection. Launched in 2007, this set captured the imagination of both LEGO and Star Wars enthusiasts around the world, setting a new standard for what could be achieved with […]
In the mid-1960s, Corgi Toys, a pioneer in the British die-cast model industry, introduced one of its most iconic and cherished models: the 258 The Saint’s Volvo P1800. This model wasn’t just another toy car; it was a meticulously crafted replica of the stylish vehicle driven by Roger Moore in […]
The 1966 Corgi Classics The World Of Wooster Bentley is a nostalgic piece that transports collectors back to an era of elegant automobiles and quintessentially British humor. This unique set, identified as Corgi No 9004, features a meticulously detailed model of a 1927 Bentley, an epitome of automotive excellence and […]
Hornsea Pottery’s Zig-Zag pattern, designed by John Clappison in the 1970s, stands as a vivid emblem of the era’s design innovation and aesthetic sensibility. We take a look at this distinctive pattern along with a price guide of pieces sold at auction. The Zig-Zag pattern was applied to a series […]
