Lordships of the Manor
Do you fancy becoming a Lord? These can be purchased through the Manorial Society of Great...
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Do you fancy becoming a Lord? These can be purchased through the Manorial Society of Great...
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Delicate instruments require delicate treatment – all too often these objects suffer through...
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No one knows exactly when or where glass was first made. Glass appears to have been produced as...
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Lady Jane Grey was a woman who is probably best remembered for holding the British throne for the...
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Lacquer is a natural substance obtained from the lacquer tree which has its home in China, a...
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John Speed (1552-1629) was one of the most famous British mapmakers of the seventeenth century,...
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Liu Bolin is an artist from China’s Shandong province. Born in 1973, he currently lives and...
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AURORA BOREALIS A coating on diamantes and crystal beads to create an iridescent effect. The name...
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First crafted by Master Goldsmith Richard Joyce in 1689, it is named after Claddagh, the fishing village he lived in at the time, which overlooks Galway Bay. The ring belongs to a class of rings called “Fede” or...
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Researching each piece is the first and most important step when trying to sell vintage jewellery....
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