by collectibulldog | Nov 11, 2018 | Collectibulldogs News, Blogs, Ceramics & Glass, Uncategorized
Knud Kyhn is coming to Collectibulldogs Hi readers, a good day to you all and hoping your all safe and now with bonfire 🔥 night finished it’s time to think of Christmas, Knud Kyhn is the artist from which our next piece was created by and I wanted to...
by collectibulldog | Oct 19, 2018 | Collectibulldogs News, Blogs, Books & Art, CEO Wiggles, Ceramics & Glass, Guest Blogs, Metals & More, Uncategorized
To sell up would be sad for Bulldogs Hi there readers, I had a dream once that was to open the worlds first bulldog memorabilia museum but it feels more like that was just my dream and is it time to finish and sell up, its been a fantastic decade this end but apart...
by collectibulldog | Oct 17, 2018 | Collectibulldogs News, Blogs, Ceramics & Glass, Uncategorized
From bronzes to BESWICK when will they quit Hi there readers hope your all safe and well after hearing that BESWICK has now been mass copied and flooding the online auction sites, we know of pieces like the basford and the Buson but BESWICK has made thousands of...
by collectibulldog | Sep 25, 2018 | Collectibulldogs News, Blogs, Ceramics & Glass, Guest Blogs
Guest blog article decoupage lesson Decoupage embellishment YOU CAN DO THIS . This craft is a simple way to upcycle any article to give it an unusual and different finish it’s achieved by layering and glueing paper In an attractive way to the surface to almost...
by collectibulldog | Sep 3, 2018 | Collectibulldogs News, Blogs, Books & Art, Ceramics & Glass, Metals & More
Collecting antiques and collectibles is becoming expensive Howdy there avid readers I hope all are well, after a conversation with an ex collector just lately I figured I’d check out pieces some that I already have and compare the expense, Now when I say OMG I really...
by collectibulldog | May 25, 2018 | Collectibulldogs News, Ceramics & Glass
Carlton ware future antiques Hi there readers I hope all are well and safe, todays article is the story of three gentle men “James Frederick Wiltshaw, William Herbert Robinson and James Alcock Robinson” that came together to create what is now Carlton ware, let’s...
