I'm frequently quite sad when I sell a print I've been particularly keen on because I know the chances of seeing it again are remote. But...

It's never too early to get your sock presents sorted. These are from the Interwoven Stocking Company, Martinsburg, West Virginia. Mind...

Punch, 1945

These rare fashion studies were produced by the André Studio for American designers by Pearl Levy Alexander in 1939 and 1940. The André...

I'm trying to get into the habit of writing descriptions of my prints, to make them more accessible. It's surprisingly hard. For example,...

My customers are always telling me how nice the prints look on their wall and I'm always asking them to send me a picture. Mostly they...

I like to do the best I can for my pictures, so I've mounted these in a subtle mixture of dove grey, silver grey, wedgwood and cream....

I've got a few of these chromolithographs by Thomas Crane (brother of the more famous Walter Crane), so while they sell, they can sit on...

Is it me, or would it have been rare for a man to come home with the shopping?

You see, I love this picture - such style. But there's no getting away from it, it has damp splodges on it. Apart from the occasional use...

I had a look and can't see that Colman's still does mustard specifically for the bath, but there are a number of providers that do, and...

Just thought this was an appropriate pic for July - although not here in the UK, as we keep getting rained on and windblown, but in...

Just mounting up some rather sweet Mabel Lucie Attwell prints from Peter Pan and Wendy by J M Barrie (retold by May Byron, for some...

Having watched Springwatch for the first time last night (and very interesting it was), and seeing a gamekeeper bashing a buzzard to...

Drawn by Joyce Dennys, these illustrations show how women stepped out of the house to help the war effort during World War 1. There are...

I love Emett. I did have more but I keep selling them. Of course, I may get more again.

Right, girls, just remember this: if we are quiet and demure, doing womanly things like knitting, we will in time entice all the men away...

Such beautiful material that was used for this Edwardian evening gown - not so sure about the "visiting dress", but the handbag's nice....

I had assumed Osram was a British company, as this advert specifically mentions GEC, but according to Wikipedia it was a German firm that...