Treasured Teapot: Bold Beauty
Text by Katherine Ellis • Photography by John O’Hagan The lovely black-and-white floral pattern on the Grimwades Peony teapot by Royal Winton is bound to attract attention when pla...
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Text by Katherine Ellis • Photography by John O’Hagan The lovely black-and-white floral pattern on the Grimwades Peony teapot by Royal Winton is bound to attract attention when pla...
Text by Katherine Ellis Photography by Mac Jamieson Styling by Courtni Bodiford The brilliant chintz pattern bedecked on Crown Ducal’s Ivory Fruit teapot is sure to cheer up an aut...
Text by Britt Crawford • Photography by Jim Bathie Serving guests from Caverswall English China Company’s Romany teapot will transform any celebration into a refined fête. For near...
A 15th-century Chinese enamel box, originally bought for £19, sold for £288,000 at an auction. The box was rediscovered in a family attic where it remained unnoticed for decades. M...
Your grandmother’s china cabinet probably has one of these tucked behind the everyday plates: a little porcelain lady holding a fistful of balloons, or a grinning jug nobody’s pour...
A stunning porcelain bowl from the Qing dynasty recently fetched $2.048 million at a Christie's auction. Crafted during Emperor Yongzheng's reign, the bowl is adorned with auspicio...
The true story of Robert Fortune Text by Jane Pettigrew “Fortune favors the brave!” (Latin proverb, “Audentes fortuna iuvat!”) Eighteen thirty-three was a bad year for the Br...
Afternoon tea with scones and cakes on floral china.
In a heartwarming tale of luck, a man acquired a simple yellow vase for just £1 at a charity shop. Upon listing it on eBay, he was inundated with inquiries, prompting him to seek e...
The blue and white porcelain vases, which stand one-metre tall, are believed to date back to the Kangxi period in 18th century China.
An 18th-century Chinese porcelain vase, forgotten in a French family's attic, sold for €16.18 million at Sotheby’s Paris in 2018. The family brought it to the auction house in a sh...
We head to Chazhong for a treat for our taste buds and our eyes. Japan loves all manner of tasty things, but stuff that tastes good and looks good earns a special place in peo...
Its new flagship boutique at Terminal 3's departure transit lounge also offers exclusive tea blends and a takeaway counter serving tea-infused ice cream and sorbet.
The blue and white trinket box on your grandmother’s dresser has probably held spare buttons or forgotten earrings for thirty years. Flip it over. If the base reads “Wedgwood, Made...
Photography by Jim Bathie • Styling by Courtni Bodiford • Food Styling by Katie Moon Dickerson • Recipe Development by Izzie Turner Celebrate the beauty of fall by savoring a respl...
The French-Moroccan artist tells us how she moved to Tangier to open a pastry shop but found herself drawing instead. In Myriam Lemon's Breakfast Teapot, we see the vessel plastere...
We head to Chazhong for a treat for our taste buds and our eyes. Japan loves all manner of tasty things, but stuff that tastes good and looks good earns a special place in people’s...
Just off Oxford Street, not far from the London Edition Hotel, lies Lotus Realm, a new Chinese teahouse which provides a welcome escape from the nearby chains. As soon as you enter...
A collection of Nigerian paintings valued at up to £40,000 is among the items featured on Antiques Roadshow at Caerphilly Castle which was broadcast on Sunday night, October 4
A charity shopper couldn't believe her eyes when she spotted Emma Bridgewater products sitting in her local charity shop – and she was left floored by its true value
Photography by John O’Hagan Recipe Development/Food Styling by Laura Crandall Convene your closest friends to celebrate your love of the beverage with a spectacular menu of delicac...
The tiny figurine is made of mottled black and green stone and is estimated to be from the early years of the Ming dynasty - made approximately between 1380 and 1420.
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