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Charles Rennie Mackintosh was an architect, designer and artist from Glasgow, Scotland. He is a prominent figure in the Art Nouveau movement and Scottish architecture, most notably the Glasgow School …

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In theory, the term Delftware or ‘Delft’ can refer to anything from antiques made in Delft during the 17th and 18th centuries, to the very modern tourist pieces still being …

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Charles Eames and his wife Ray, were one of the most influential architects and furniture designers of the 20th Century. Born in 1907 in St. Louis, Missouri, Charles trained to …

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The French company Cartier, is synonymous with luxury, quality and style. Their watch and jewellery lines are admired across the globe not only for their beauty but also for their …

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There are certain terms that all antique dealers are expected to know and understand, even buyers are meant to know what they mean. The most famous of these are Art …

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The antiques trade has experienced a dramatic change over the last 20 years. Collectibles are taking over from genuine antiques with a passion. There is a good reason for that …

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Fine glass paperweights have been produced since the 19th Century and have since become appreciated as collectibles and objet’s d’art by many people. Some antique paperweights are true works of …

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This page explains weights and measures used for gold, silver, and precious stones. Discusses grams, pennyweight, troy ounces, carats and karats. Includes handy conversion charts and valuing tips. If you …

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