The newly unpacked items of the Murray Pollinger Collection are proving to be very popular... this Saturday, it's teatime, Teapots have...

Last week's post on the colour puce was popular (as were the pieces offered), so this week I was struck by how many beautiful maroon...

A teacup and a flea can have more in common than one might think... let me explain myself. From hand painted flowers and landscapes, we...

It's been a very busy month and I have grossly neglected all of my readers and followers, for which my apologies! It wasn't out of...

You will have seen the sale I did a number of weeks ago, and thank you for all of you who enthusiastically filled your shopping baskets!...

You know that I love flowers... so to celebrate the spring, this week I have 21 stunning plates made by the Copeland factory (successor...

A while ago I bought a tea service at an auction that was sold to me as Ridgway. But as soon as I saw the pattern, I realised that the...

This week I sold a wonderful tea service made by Derby in about 1785, which always stuns me in its shocking modernity; it could have been...

Today I have a very unusual dish, the full story of which is not exactly clear. This intriguing dish was made by Caughley / Chamberlains...

Now is the time for a good spring cleaning...! I am clearing my shelves, so this Easter weekend I am holding a massive Easter sale ....