Decorative Art
Six ways to brighten up your home for spring
New year, new you. But what about your house? Brightening up your home during these dull winter days is easy with a few choice pieces. And before you know it, it will be spring.
Most watched on thesaleroom.com: a bawdy Georgian figure
Among the most watched items for sale this week on thesaleroom.com is this early 19th century pottery figure of a squatting man. It epitomises the sometimes bawdy nature of Georgian humour.
Beswick and Border Fine Arts figures at auction on thesaleroom.com
The sale of antiques and interiors at Tennants in Leyburn, North Yorkshire on January 4 includes a large selection of Beswick and Border Fine Arts figures.
Sold on thesaleroom.com: Hans Coper 'Cycladic' vessel
Artist-potter Hans Coper (1920-81) has become one of the most sought-after names in the studio pottery market.
Five stylish examples of Art Deco offered on thesaleroom.com estimated at under £1000
Art Deco was a stylistic movement that came to the fore in the 1920s. The main focus was furniture, jewellery, decorative arts and architecture.
Moorcroft mania: six examples to buy on thesaleroom.com
While elements of the market have undoubtedly lost some zip in the past decade, the familiar tube-lined designs of Moorcroft pottery remain enormously popular. Indeed 'Moorcroft' remains among the most searched-for terms on thesaleroom.com.
Royal Doulton in demand: collectors covet the many Doulton items available on thesaleroom.com
The vast Royal Doulton back catalogue ranges from the decorative stonewares produced in Lambeth from the 1860s through to the famous series of earthenware character jugs and porcelain figures made in Burslem throughout the 21st century.
Eight examples of Martin Brothers pottery on thesaleroom.com showcasing the range of skills, styles and prices
'Martinware' is the name given to the array of creations designed and made by the Martin Brothers of Southall, London, during the late 19th and early 20th century.
Brilliant British studio pottery to buy on thesaleroom.com
Learn about six leading figures in British studio pottery from examples in the collection of dealer Peter Dingley.
Build a brilliant Meissen collection with this auction opportunity
If you want to start your own Meissen collection or add to an existing one, a group of lots coming up at Matthew Barton at Olympia Auctions on thesaleroom.com should be in your sights.