General Patton as a Bull Terrier and Field Marshal Montgomery as a Bulldog are two excellent new timed limited editions from Robert Harrop. The two timed limited editions are both available until the 27th April and are priced at £55. General Patton has been sculpted by Mike Rogers. Field Marshal […]
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Tranquil Canal Cruising from Tony Cartlidge
Tranquil Canal Cruising is the latest design in Tony Cartlidge’s Canal Series and is a exclusive design for Stoke Art Pottery. The design is being produced in a Limited Edition of 10 and is priced at £225.00. Each vase is individually hand painted in Stoke by Tony Cartlidge so each […]
Marilyn Monroe Picture Post 24 April 1954
The Picture Post carried many pictures and features of Marilyn Monroe over the years including this classic Marilyn Monroe image in the April 24 1954 issue. In perfect condition the magazine has a value of up to £100 / $150. Most issues have minor flaws such as creases, rusted staples […]
Pete Waterman’s £1m model train collection goes on sale
Specialist auctioneers Dreweatts will conduct the sale of what are seen as the ‘Fabergé Eggs’ of the model locomotives world, including what Waterman argues is the finest model ever built, the Beyer Goods, valued at £100,000-120,000. The man who helped set pop guru Simon Cowell on the road to success […]
American Pie lyrics sell for $1.2m
“IT IS AN AMERICAN DREAM. IT IS AN ALLEGORY. AND IT HAS BECOME AN ANTHEM.” – Don McLean The original manuscript of Don McLean’s American Pie has sold for $1.2m (£806,000) at Christies in New York on the 7th April. The lot included the complete working manuscript for the song […]
Historical Staffordshire Pottery
It was at the beginning of the reign of Queen Victoria that the Staffordshire potters first produced their characteristic portrait pottery. The young Queen and her family inspired enough pottery models to suggest an important collection in themselves. Pictured right: c1840s Staffordshire figures of Queen Victoria and Albert on horseback. […]
Kitchenalia – What’s Cooking In The Kitchen?
Kitchenalia are items and utensils associated with the kitchen and are now collected. These kitchenalia items range from Victorian copper jelly moulds and glass rolling pins to 1950s/1960s retro items to Kenwood Chef mixers to modern kitchen classics such as Alessi. Unlike other rooms, the kitchen is much more difficult […]
Doll Postcards
Have you considered complementing your doll collection with picture postcards? There are thousands of designs available, and as they take up so little room, you won’t get guilt feelings each time you buy another. Picture postcards became popular in the 1890s, reaching their peak in the early 1900s, up to […]
Discarded Frankenstein movie poster sells for $358,500 at Heritage Auctions
The most valuable Frankenstein movie poster ever sold at public auction — the only 6-foot example from the 1931 Universal horror classic known to exist — sold for $358,000 in Heritage Auctions’ $2.1 million Vintage Movie Posters Auction. The poster was the top lot in the March 28-29 auction and […]
Cowabunga! Turtles friends Hot Spot and Scratch at Vectis
Two of the rarest Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles action figures Hot Spot and Scratch will be fighting their way into Vectis TV and Film auction on the 15th April. The models from the Playmates Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 1992-93 series included two of the range’s rarest figures – Hot Spot and […]















