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Wedgwood Fairyland Lustre
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William De Morgan – the Arts & Crafts Pioneer
Classed as one of the most important pioneers of the Arts & Crafts movement,
Collecting Leslie Charteris and The Saint
Leslie Charteris was born Leslie Charles Bowyer-Yin in Singapore on May 12th,
Tiny Tears Dolls – The Most Popular Vinyl Doll
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Coco Chanel – The Great Fashion Designer
As an obsessive follower of fashion one of my favourite pastimes is spending
Flirty Thirties – Sophistication And Elegance – Dolls in The 1930s
Flirty Thirties – Sophistication And Elegance – Dolls in The 1930s
American Stoneware and American Redware
The term “American Stoneware” refers to the predominant houseware
Holly Hobbie Dolls
Holly Hobbie was an artist specialising in drawing greetings cards,
Barbie Turns Fifty!
Barbara Millicent Roberts is fifty years old this year, yet she is
Psychedelic, Platforms And Patriotism – Dolls in The 1970s
This was a fun era; nowadays, people look back and cruelly refer to it as the