Identifying Antique Furniture
Tips & Advice on Identifying Antique Furniture
Antique Furniture is one of the most fascinating sections of antique collecting. Primarily because so many of us naturally do what's most important when collecting antique furniture. We buy what we like.
Most antique furniture tends to be purchased by ordinary everyday people, rather than dedicated antique furniture collectors. In other words, more vintage furniture is acquired for its beauty and function rather than the profit ...
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British Gold Sovereign
Why the British Gold Sovereign is popular among coin collectors ...
In today's world there are many important coins that coin collectors love to get their hands on. One of the most popular types of coins is the British gold sovereign.
These are coins that came into existence about 500 years ago and continue to be produced today.
But, it's the beauty of the British Gold Sovereign and their interesting history that fascinates coin collectors.
The British gold sovereign was first minted in ...
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Mark V. Marshall
Doultons Mark Marshall like George Tinworth, trained at the Lambeth school of Art
After training at Lambeth he moved on to work at a local masons yard
During this period he also helped at the Martin Brother's pottery until 1874, when he joined Royal Doulton.
Mark Marshall's work is some of the boldest and most exuberant ever produced at the Doulton Art Pottery.
Many of his pieces undoubtedly owe much to the Martin brothers, with grotesque and fanciful animals modeled in high relief and ...
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Antique Terms (J)
Antique Marks Glossary covering Antique Terms beginning with J
From Jacobean to Jugendstil, below you will find antique terms beginning with the letter 'J' and other related words or antique terms begining with 'J'.
jackfield (ceramic - japanese lacquer)
Ceramics imitation of Japanese lacquer ware initially produced at Jackfield in Shropshire from c. 1750. It is also known as japanned ware and is covered in a glossy black glaze with gilded decoration. It was also produced by astbury, ...
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