If you’ve ever looked at a piece and wondered about it being real or not, or if there’s any doubt in your mind about it being correct, then you have a definite cause for concern and if it’s not what you want or you don’t like it aesthetically, perhaps it’s best to put it back.
Melbourne Antiques, What Happened?
On the 6th, 7th and 8th of March of 2010 is the last big antique fair in Ballarat, Australia. No, it’s not the last one that will occur, but it is the largest one left.
Spotlight On: Charles I Ring
This piece dedicated to Charles I is a display of affection that would eventually generate the popularity of the mourning custom. Looking at the piece, Charles’ eyes are turned upwards, which confirms the piece was created after his death. Pieces of this quality are historically important for their relevance to English history and in mourning… Continue reading Spotlight On: Charles I Ring
“It’s for the Money” – Passion vs The Almighty Dollar
When I start to tell people about my unhealthy obsession with all things gold and shiny, the first thing they say is that ‘at least you won’t lose money’. If this is a backhanded, though polite, way to exit the conversation, it does raise a good point; is it for the love of collecting or is it really for the money?