In these post-pandemic days we have never seen so much interest in "tablescaping": the setting of a beautiful table to serve food to your...

This week, let's have a look at the sucrier: that beautiful and indispensable part of the early 19th Century tea service. A sucrier is a...

Recently I came across a wonderful pair of Derby figures that have now flown off to a new home... but I still wanted to show them to you....

Today I am introducing a very special and rare set of three vases, or garniture, made by Royal Worcester in the years 1872 and 1873. It...

This month in Homes & Antiques I am taking you to Shropshire (called Salop in those days), just over the border with Staffordshire, where...

To me, nothing is as uplifting as spending time around a beautiful table with friends and loved ones... well today I have a really...

Don't we all love a good sale? To celebrate the summer solstice and to clear my shelves we are putting on a huge Summer Sale - FOR 3 DAYS...

The Coalport factory made a huge variety of styles and items, but one thing they really excelled at was flower paintings. Thanks to John...

Last month, in my column in Homes & Antiques, we looked at the genius of Josiah Wedgwood, the modest potter who transformed...

This week I am asking your help! And of course also showing you a fantastic piece of porcelain. Here you see a pair of sublimely made...