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Antique Mason’s Ironstone plate with Imari-style florals in orange, cobalt, and gilt — an example of early 19th-century English interpretation of Asian porcelain.

The Enduring Allure of Ironstone Pottery

From Staffordshire’s 19th-century kilns to today’s collections, ironstone pottery reflects the union of art and utility. Once a durable alternative to porcelain, it became a symbol of British domestic life—refined...

closeup of stone cherub boy in fountain with water pouring over him from the upper basin

French garden design: the art of order and timeless elegance

Colored line drawing of Voysey pattern with birds in a tree with different colorways shown at the bottom

Charles Voysey and the Arts and Crafts movement: nature & design

Early spring blooming white daffodils beneath trees

10 Gardening jobs for early spring: an English country garden guide

Long grassy garden pathway flanked with clipped boxwood, tall yew, and flower borders

Colonial Revival gardens: American traditions rooted in beauty

Flower borders at Sissinghurst Castle Garden layered with abundant blooms of pink, lavender, and white

English garden design: nature, craftsmanship, and tradition

Intricate blue and white botanical blockprint pattern on fabric

English country textiles: nature, craftsmanship, and tradition

Closeup of light blue and white wedgewood jasperware neoclassical designs

Wedgwood pottery history: Josiah Wedgwood's enduring legacy

Closeup of Choisy-le-roi transferware platter with colorful purple and yellow floral motif

French country pottery: the legacy of H. Boulenger & Cie

Close up of blue and white transferware platter depicting chinoiserie scene and classical botanical motif around the border

Transferware pottery history: the printmaking revolution in ceramics

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