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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 […]
From Illustration to Pottery The Artistic Journey of Doulton’s Gnome B and Munchkins Series – Few series capture the imagination as vividly as the Doulton series ware pattern known as “Gnomes B,” or “Munchkins” in the United States. Introduced in the roaring 1920s, this enchanting collection stands as a testament […]
Yoshitomo Nara is a name synonymous with the contemporary art world, renowned for his ability to evoke the innocence of childhood through his captivating artwork. Born in Hirosaki, Japan, in 1959, Nara’s journey as an artist has taken him across the globe, leaving an indelible mark on the hearts of […]
Released in the mid 1960s, during the peak of the popularity of “The Avengers” television series, Corgi’s Gift Set 40 was a delightful tribute to this iconic spy-fi show. The set contained two die-cast models, each representing a vehicle used in the series by the dapper John Steed and the […]
The Festival of Britain Mug by Norman Makinson has become a design icon. We take a look at the background to the piece and include a Festival of Britain Mug price guide of realised prices at auction. The Festival of Britain in 1951 sought to instill a sense of rejuvenation […]
The Corgi Toys 260 Superman Metropolis Police Department Car is based on the Buick Regal’s design, and the model captures its essence perfectly. The Metropolis Police car version embodies the classic American police cruiser look and the combination of the Superman franchise gives it added appeal among collectors. We take […]
In the delicate tapestry of historical milestones, various artifacts and memorabilia serve as reminders of eras gone by. Among such artifacts, the ‘Panko Playing Cards’ stand as a unique intersection of leisure, art, and the Suffragist movement. Dubbed ‘Panko or Votes for Women’, this card game became a conduit for […]
When Stuart Peabody, Borden’s director of advertising, conceived Elsie the Cow in the 1930s, he might not have envisioned her transformation into a beloved cultural icon. Elsie was born from a mission to shift the skeptical perception of dairy processors, serving as an emblem of trust and quality for the […]
