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Marvel Premiere Presents was a short-lived comic book series that featured a variety of characters from Marvel Comics and other franchises, including Doctor Who. The Doctor Who stories were published as backups in issues #57-60 of the series and featured the fourth Doctor, as played by Tom Baker, and his […]
The Midwinter Cannes pattern pottery, designed by the renowned architect and artist Sir Hugh Casson in 1954, is a lovely range and a testament to the beauty and creativity of mid-20th century British ceramics. The pattern captures the spirit of Cannes, Paris and the French Riviera and even the era […]
Parker Vacumatic Pen information and Parker Vacumatic Pen price guide – The Parker Vacumatic pen is a vintage fountain pen that has stood the test of time, becoming an iconic symbol of fine writing instruments. From its creation to its functionality and collectability, the Vacumatic has a rich history that […]
The Charlotte Rhead Manchu Chinese Dragon Design is one of the many unique and striking patterns that Charlotte Rhead created. It has a pattern number of 4511 and this particular design features a prominent Chinese dragon motif, inspired by the rich culture and symbolism associated with Chinese mythology. It first […]
The Troika Decorations of Simone Kilburn – As the majority of the Troika pieces were made from moulds made by Lesley Illsley from the shapes made by Benny Sirota, it was up to the decorators to create the Troika look. The decorators were not afraid to experiment with unconventional production […]
The Sheringham Candle holder was designed by Ronald Stennett-Wilson. The iconic Sheringham candlestick has become a symbol of his ingenuity and creative prowess. We take a look at this classic piece, which actually won a Queen’s Award for Deign in 1967, along with a price guide / value guide. Stennett-Wilson […]
An iconic modernist design of the 1950s the Denby Cheviot pattern has not only become a classic design but also one of Denby’s most sought after designs. We take a look at the Denby Cheviot range along with a price guide / value guide of recent auction results. The Cheviot […]
The McCallum Royal Doulton Character Jug is one of the rarer models and was made from the mid 1930s to the early 1940s for D&J McCallum Whisky Distillers. The jug shows the face of bearded Scottish Highlander wearing a traditional Scottish cap – Glengarry sporting a badge. The words The […]
There were a number of factories producing crested china including Botolph J.W. & Co who produced this great model of Wembley which has the City of London crest. Crested China were a popular souvenir in the late 19th century and the early part of the 20th century. They were typically […]
The Wade Isle Of Man Motorcycle TT Tray Dish is one Wade item that has not only kept its previous value but has actually increased. We take a look at this excellent piece along with a price guide. The association with the Wade Isle Of Man Tourist Trophy Races means […]
