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  • The Lilliput Lane Collectors Club  By : Stephen Church
    When Lilliput Lane was launched in the early eighties, the collectible market was in its infancy For many years, there had been china figurines from Royal Doulton, Coalport and Lladro, but these were, until then, purchased as a kind of occasional ornament
  • The Lilliput Lane And David Winter Cottages – The Early Years  By : Stephen Church
    Lilliput Lane Cottages have been long regarded as one of our favourite collectables, along with Willow Tree, Border Fine Arts and Lladro figurines Lilliput Lane was founded in the early 1980’s as a competitor to David Winter Cottages
  • Steiff Bears: The Early Years - A Collectors Guide  By : Sp Church
    The Steiff story began in the late nineteenth century, when wheelchair bound seamstress, Margarete Steiff, started making stuffed toys animals He family saw the market potential for her skills and began manufacturing these animals in a serious way
  • Babe Ruth Baseball Cards, Still A Good Investment?  By : Veronica Davis
    The legend of Babe Ruth is still just as much alive today than it was during his reign of baseball in the early 1900’s There isn’t a baseball fanatic, or baseball cards collector in the world that would not want to get their hands on an official Babe Ruth baseball card, and he continues to have die-hard fans that weren’t even thought of being born when he was hitting home runs
  • Are You Caring Enough About Your Mamoth Ivory Sculpture?  By : Anita Satin Choudhary
    It does not matter the kind of ivory that you may be collecting, all ivory is easily affected from any form of environmental exposure Ivory will crack and shrink in relatively low humidity, while the relatively high humidity will cause your ivory artworks to swell and warp
  • Looking For Baby Gift Ideas Maybe Glass Figurines?  By : Daniel Millions
    Murano glass figurines are not just great as collectible glassware but they are also a great newborn gift idea A distinguishing feature of Murano glass is that this particular type of glassware is exclusively made in one location in the world and that is Murano, Italy
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