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With its bold colours and whimsical designs many say there is no antique Victorian pottery more magnificent than Wedgwood Majolica. Minton’s Ltd, the originators of majolica in 1851, first named …

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The luxury jewellery company – Tiffany & Co. was started by two young American entrepreneurs, Charles Lewis Tiffany and John B. Young in 1837. The pair opened their “stationary and …

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Thomas Tompion of Bedfordshire, England, was a master clockmaker. He is widely regarded to be the finest English clockmaker of all time. His excellence was based on his ingenious design, …

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Thomas Chippendale was a renowned cabinet-maker from London. Active mostly from mid to late 1700s, his designs dictated the fashion and style of furniture being produced in that era. Born …

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Susie Cooper brings sophistication to Staffordshire pottery. Well known for her bold hand painted designs and geometric patterns Susie remains highly collectible, with her Art Deco pieces by far the …

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Royal Worcester is the oldest remaining producer of luxury porcelain remaining in Britain today. It was established in 1751 by Dr. John Wall, a physician and his business partner William …

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The Royal Doulton Company is an English pottery company. Over the years since its inception, when it was creating high quality sanitary products to tackle cholera outbreaks in England, it …

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Robert Adam was a significant neoclassical architect, interior and furniture designer. He was instrumental in developing the “Adam style” in architecture and furniture design, along with his brothers James and …

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Founded in 1897, the Moorcroft company is one of the last remaining independent art potteries in the world, still operating in the original factory in Burslem, Stoke-on-Trent. Its creator, William …

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Paul Storr is widely regarded as one of England’s finest silversmiths, crafting pieces that were at the height of quality, sophistication and elegance of the Regency period. His attention to …

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