Ceramics
Say hello to our July issue!
Discover four elegant homes, Bunny Campione’s bunny auction, Napoleon’s golden dagger, and the joy of toy boats.
The style edit: These beautiful vases and bold stripes are stealing the spotlight this season
Give your home a stylish makeover this month, with our pick of the best pieces in stores right now
You won't believe the jaw-dropping price this Tiffany treasure just sold for (spoiler: 10x its estimate!)
A sinuous Giacometti cat, the Kelmscott Chaucer, and more have delighted buyers at auction
Our June issue has landed!
Explore four inspiring homes and discover the latest decorating trends for summer, plus space-saving furniture, the collectable world of Barbie and celebrating Cartier jewellery
Love mid-century style? These six UK shops are absolute goldmines
From iconic teak sideboards to retro lighting and rare statement pieces, here’s where to hunt down the very best mid-century finds across the UK
Inside our May 2025 issue
Don’t miss our May issue, packed with essential collecting know-how, from textiles to Penguin books, Modernist jewellery to postage stamps, and more
Take a tour of our April 2025 issue
Don’t miss our April issue, filled with practical ways to make a home that sings, from a masterclass in moodboard building to the psychology of colour
Black History Month: the story behind abolitionist ceramics
Columnist Luke Honey on how ceramics played a large part in spreading the message of the abolitionist cause.
A lovingly restored manor house in rural Normandy
Franck Montialoux and his husband Miguel lovingly restored this elegant manor house in Normandy, and filled it with pieces that reflect their love of antiques and portraiture.
This quirky home in rural Normandy is full of global influences and vernacular details
Pieces acquired from around the globe sit harmoniously with vernacular details in this Normandy home.
Feature & Photographs Frederic Ducout / Living Inside
This Tardis-like townhouse in Deal reveals its historical past
Clive Mead and Stephen Hewson’s style is grand yet homely, and totally in tune with their historic Deal townhouse.
Photographs Jody Stewart
How to buy and collect Staffordshire dog figurines
Usually seen in pairs, antique Staffordshire dogs are charming additions to a mantelpiece. Discover why they're so collectable
7 of the best planters and plant pots for your garden
Add texture to your garden or conservatory with one of these tactile planters or pots, with styles from traditional terracotta to modern concrete sculptures
A guide to British studio ceramics and pottery
Studio pottery by the biggest names of the 20th century is surprisingly affordable – and it’s a great way to start a dynamic new collection. Photographs Katya de Grunwald. Styling Sally Denning
10 ways to display art in your home
We take a fresh look at creating unique displays of antique, vintage and contemporary wall art. Welcome to the gallery…
Wedgwood Jasperware: everything you need to know
As collectable now as it was in 1774, here's everything you need to know about Wedgwood Jasperware...
Meet the Maker: Potter Peter Beard
Find out why potter Peter Beard has built up a reputation for originality and excellence in his glazed stoneware vessels
Meet the Maker: Deborah Sears of Isis Ceramics
Enter the delicate world of Deborah Sears’ tin-glazed ceramics. Inspired by antique English Delftware, the pieces are now treasured by a new wave of collectors
A history of the Chinese ginger jar
Chinese ginger jars are beautiful, elegant and undeniably charming. Here, we explore their rich past
Everything you (probably) didn't know about mochaware
Once only found in pubs and taverns, in recent years mochaware has risen through the ranks. Sophie Hannam takes a look at the history behind this iconic piece of pottery
Kintsugi: how to do it, different methods and best kits
We explore the Japanese art of repairing and mending broken ceramics with gold lacquer – and the fascinating philosophy at its core
A history of antique spongeware
Explore the charming history of sponge printing as Ellie Tennant dips into a thoroughly British pottery technique. Photographs Rachel Whiting
Pretty dessert bowls for summer puddings
Bring colour and flair to your summer dining table with these beautiful dessert bowls
How to clean and repair garden sculptures
Whether you’re looking to maintain a 17th-century bronze or a modern granite piece, LAPADA member Alex Puddy of Architectural Heritage, which sells antique and contemporary sculpture, has some advice for caring for your outdoor sculptures