Here's something I found recently about which, I have to admit, I know nothing at all. This beautiful head...

It seems like ages ago when I did a blogpost on a Poole Freeform vase from the 1950s. Remember this:  Poole Fr...

The butterfly plaque featured in the last blog-post reminded me of these colourful butterfly pin dishes. These small dishes...

Don't you just love those lips. Here's a quirky item from the mid-1950s. A wonderful spotty fish with green fins and br...

If, like me, you're a bit low on funds at this time of year, you may have made a resolution to do some saving up. And to ...

And now, as they say, for something completely different. Admittedly not something you might expect to see on ...

Last week I had to clamber up into the loft space to bring down some suitcases. Whilst I was up there, I couldn...

Dashing about a bit today so not much time to do a proper blogpost. Just time to post a few more pictures of the M...

Graphics and surface pattern design have always been a fascination for me. And you ca...

I don't really have much need for a handy supply of pins but if I did, I'd keep them in a dish like this...

I recently did a blogpost on a Carltonware cat-shaped money box and a Tigris cat vase. Writing those two posts reminde...

Dating from the 1950s and 1960s, these striking black and yellow pots are easy to spot. The shiny glaze and the painted wavy ...

If there were Olympic medals for glitzy glass, Italy would win gold and silver with these flashy glass creat...

This Sunday, I set my clock for an early start. Sunday is car boot sale day and I always look forward to rooting round all the...

There's something very pleasing about items made from teak and black metal, it's a common combination of ...

You don't have to hide away your pots and pans in cupboards when they look this good. If you can find vintage ...