Bohemian glass has long been celebrated as one of Europe's most prestigious goods. We explore the history of Bohemian glassmaking, tracing its heritage from antiquity to today.

Tin-glazed earthenware is celebrated today for its lustrous beauty. We explore the various types and shed light on the many names used to describe this beautiful type of pottery.

Late 19th Century French decorative art is eclectic by nature. We explore the influences at play on antiques from this period.

Antique clocks are valued not only for their beauty but also their ability to keep time. Our guide offers advice on how to get the most out of your antique clock. 

Silver is prized for its beauty, versatility and intrinsic value. Our blog explores how silver is crafted, decorated and its value verified by hallmarking.

Silver is one of the most valuable and beautiful metals. Our blog explores the history of silver production and application. 

A guide to one of the most underrated names in European porcelain: Berlin's Königliche Porzellan Manufaktur, or Royal Porcelain Manufactory.

Pietra dura is one of the lesser-known decorative arts, and yet one of the finest. Read about how it's made and how it came to be so highly regarded here.

How it's made, its history, the famous artists and their works: read our comphrehensive guide to the art of bronze sculpture.

Our guide to the basic principles of ensuring that your antique furniture remains in prime condition, including positioning, cleaning, and transporting.

Japanese Meiji period antiques are some of the most desirable works on the market today. We take a look at the intriguing history of this tumultuous time.

A guide to the best places to see antiques in London, including palatial homes, eccentric interiors and magnificent art collections.