Iconic Marcel Boucher Costume Jewelry From Birds to BroochesMarcel Boucher (September 5, 1898-June 12, 1965), a visionary in the realm of jewelry design, carved a niche for himself with his i. novative and captivating creations. Born in France, Boucher’s early career was distinguished by an apprenticeship with the prestigious Cartier […]
In the world of collectibles, few treasures are as sought-after and revered as rare, vintage pieces that encapsulate a moment in history. The Susan Parkinson For Briglin Pottery set of five theatrical figures, circa 1959, stands as a testament to both artistic excellence and cultural significance. Crafted with meticulous attention […]
In the quaint village of Brabourne Lees near Ashford in Kent, a remarkable chapter of British pottery history was written by Richard (1927-1985) and Susan Parkinson (1925-2012). Between 1952 and 1963, this couple embarked on a creative odyssey that would leave an indelible mark on contemporary ceramics. Richard Parkinson Ltd, […]
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 […]
In anticipation of Super Bowl LVIII, Mattel has unveiled two special edition Barbie dolls to commemorate the event and celebrate the competing teams, the Kansas City Chiefs and the San Francisco 49ers. Introducing the Barbie NFL Super Bowl Champion Dolls, each meticulously designed to represent the spirit and style of […]
NASCAR has surged to become one of the premier spectator sports, drawing millions of fans to racetracks and in front of televisions worldwide. Its rich history, spanning over seven decades, not only highlights the evolution of automotive racing but also the burgeoning market for NASCAR-related merchandise and collectibles. From humble […]
Of all the American clowns, few figures are as beloved and instantly recognizable as Emmett Kelly Jr. His poignant portrayal of “Weary Willie,” a down-on-his-luck hobo clown, captured the hearts of audiences worldwide and solidified his place in circus history. This feature delves into the biography and history of Emmett […]
In the tapestry of American history, where the struggle for women’s suffrage unfolds, the contributions of artists and illustrators have woven vibrant threads, among which Rose O’Neill’s work stands out with distinct clarity and charm. Best known for creating the whimsical Kewpie dolls, O’Neill channeled her artistic genius into a […]
Kewpie dolls, an emblem of early 20th-century innocence and charm, trace their lineage back to the imaginative world of Rose O’Neill, an artist whose creation outlived her time, evolving from paper illustrations to cherished collectibles. As we near the centenary of O’Neill’s first Kewpie drawings, a resurgence of interest in […]
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 […]
