What is a pen cap tassie? – A pen cap tassie is a small, decorative piece typically found at the top or end of a pen cap. It serves both aesthetic and functional purposes. Tassies come in various materials, shapes, and designs, depending on the pen model and manufacturer. In […]
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 […]
When the first edition of William Goldman’s The Princess Bride was published in 1973, few could have predicted the lasting impact this enchanting fantasy story would have on readers and viewers alike. Blending romance, adventure, and wit, Goldman created a world rich with unforgettable characters and captivating storytelling that has […]
Andre the Giant Collectibles – Andre the Giant, born André René Roussimoff, was a colossal figure in the world of professional wrestling. Standing at an impressive 7 feet 4 inches tall and weighing over 500 pounds, he was a force to be reckoned with both in and out of the […]
Moorcroft Pottery have introduced their Coronation Collection to celebrate the Coronation of King Charles III on the 6th May. Four pieces have been created including the Garden of Kings and Queen of the Border by Emma Bossons, Coronation by Kerry Goodwin, and Ampulla by Nicola Slaney. Garden of Kings by […]
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 Shocking de Schiaparelli Perfume, also known as Schiaparelli Shocking, was created by the Italian fashion designer Elsa Schiaparelli in 1937. The fragrance was a reflection of Schiaparelli’s personality and design aesthetic, which was bold, daring, and avant-garde. The perfume was a floral scent with notes of jasmine, rose, and […]
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 charming SylvaC rabbits are among the most instantly recognisable pieces of British collectable pottery. First produced during the 1930s, they appeared in numerous sizes, poses and colours over more than four decades. Green is the colour most closely associated with the classic SylvaC rabbit, with blue examples also regularly […]
The Royal Worcester Alice in Wonderland Candle Snuffers series were by sculpted by Freda Doughty (1895-1972). The series was introduced in 1957 and was discontinued in 1959. The series pre-dates the fine Beswick Alice in Wonderland figurine set designed by Graham Tongue. There were seven models in the series: Alice […]
