Part of the Bonhams Autumn Auctions Series in Hong Kong, The Gerard Hawthorn Collection of Yixing Stoneware is an impressive, personal collection of a connoisseur dealer, who has passionately collected the finest quality Yixing ceramics, comparable to the rarest pieces in the Palace Museum, Beijing.
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Apollo 13 Commander James Lovell Checklist
They are some of the most famous words in the history of the NASA Space Program: “Houston, we have a problem.” Now, the Lunar Module Systems Activation Checklist upon which Commander James Lovell made his handwritten calculations to guide his wounded spacecraft and crew home.
Blue Mountain Pottery
Blue Mountain Pottery I believe in synchronicity. Wandering around antiques centres and fairs, as is my want, my eye had been caught on a number of occasions by some rather good ceramic animals and vases decorated with an interesting vivid green, flowing glaze. Forms were lively, or strongly stylised, […]
Adam Binder’s Jingle Bells
Adam Binder’s 2011 Christmas piece is Jingle Bells and is depicts a Cat, a Chipmunk and several Mice helping Santa deliver presents on a home made Snow Board.
Bonhams Auctions Imperial Chinese Vase for £9 Million
Bonhams has announced outstanding sales of Chinese Art in which the top item was an Imperial Chinese vase which sold for £9,001,250.
Kate Moss, Brigitte Bardot and Christy Turlington Photographs at Auction
Bonhams is to auction a number of iconic images of celebrities including Kate Moss, Brigitte Bardot and Christy Turlington.
America’s First Bible to be Sold at Bloomsbury Auctions
One of only three known the 1777 the Aitken New Testament is set to be auctioned at Bloomsbury Auctions on the 29th November.
Photographs Of A Young Norma Jeane Before She Was Marilyn Monroe at Auction
Julien’s Auctions four day auction event includes items from the world of Rock ‘n Roll, Hollywood, Sports, Royals and political memorabilia.
Smooch Fest from Harmony Kingdom
Harmony Kingdom have launched Smooch Fest, there 2011 shrink wrapped annual sculpted by Peter Calvesbert.
Collecting Plastic Radios
After a very rainy and dismal Summer, we’re now looking at chilly mornings and nights returning, so why not curl up in the warm and turn on the radio to listen to your favourite programme? After all, it’s better than the reality contest rubbish that assails our senses on the […]















