Scientist turned antique and vintage dealer, specialising in silver and pewter metal works, jewellery and period glass. Exploring studio pottery and watches.
This is a good Rat Tail Hanoverian Spoon with sturdy structure and good weight. Edward worked with Hugh Arnett in earlier period, they together mainly produced spoons and tankards. https://t.co/nkBkYwFyD9 #silverspoons#hanoverianspoon#rattailspoons#georgiansilver#GeorgeII
Canola
Hope everyone had a wonderful May Day bank holiday.
First to come out in May is my new Canola cluster 2-piece set. Intricate and delightful, perfect for this time of the year. 💛 #elevenseshour#handmade#headpieces#japaneseart#May#bohohair https://t.co/yRYhB24XkA
Iris - Last year, I saw some exceptionally beautiful Irises in the botanical garden in Sheffield and I fell in love with them. Looking forward to seeing them again this year. Irises symbolise wisdom, hope, trust and valor. Isn't that wonderful? #HandmadeHour#accessoires
Mother's Day - Just to remind you that Mother's Day is only round the corner. If you aren't ready yet, you can still find my gift sets at @agssheffield 💖
#sheffield#elevenseshour
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We will be taking part in the #visibilityfair 23rd -27th March 2022. #handmadehour
Cosmic 🌌
A sneak peek of another project. Blue and purple is one of my favorite color combinations. It gives off a mysterious cosmic vibe that I am attracted to 💙💜
We will be taking part in the #visibilityfair 23rd -27th March 2022. For more info, visit @handmadehour
The Cherry Blossom Season is approaching. This year, I am going 120% with pink! Get ready for my pink waves in the coming weeks. First to make an appearance is Kazue, an extra intricate cherry blossom headpiece #tsumamizaiku#handmadehour#justacard#elevenseshour#visibilityfair
Putin the poseur on horseback is hiding in his remote bunker, while Zelenski, the former comedian, is risking his life on the frontline.
#SkinInTheGame
Happy Luna New Year 🎆
Japan used to adopt the Lunisolar Calendar & celebrated Shogatsu the same time as the rest of East Asia. It wasn't until the Meiji Restoration when Japan synchronised their festivals dates with the Gregorian Calendar.#HandmadeInUK#japaneseart#かんざし