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Holiday Hooch in Antique Glasses: Classic Winter Warmers for Your Next Party As the temperature drops and the festive season rolls in, there’s nothing more comforting than gathering friends and family for a good old-fashioned winter warm-up. This year, why not bring a touch of vintage charm to your party with heartwarming drinks served in beautiful antique glasses? Whether you’re hosting around a bonfire, huddling by the hearth, or just want to elevate your seasonal sips, these timeless drinks deserve a comeback. Dig out the cut glass tumblers, etched mugs, and retro punch bowls—your holiday hooch deserves to be served...

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Here are some fresh, inspiring ideas to make your walls stand out:

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As we embrace 2025, sustainability isn’t just a trend—it’s becoming the standard. With growing awareness of environmental impacts, incorporating antiques, secondhand treasures, and collectables into interior design is a thoughtful and stylish way to create unique, eco-friendly homes. This approach celebrates reuse, creativity, and individuality while contributing to a greener future. The Rise of Sustainable Decor Sustainability means more than just recycling—it’s about embracing timeless pieces, reducing waste, and giving items a second (or third!) life. From antique furniture to second hand fabrics, here’s how you can integrate sustainable finds into your home: • Repurposing Fabrics: Use vintage pillowcases, blankets,...

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Originally dolls houses were known as baby houses. They took form usually from a card board box or on a shelf in a home. This was to allow dolls furniture and dolls to be displayed.  Traditionally the houses facades were painted in plain colours This was to hide any architectural or domestic design. Architectural details were added in the later half of the 18th century. They were usually modeled on famous houses such as Norwich, Nostell Priory, UpPark House and even Strangers Hall. These then resembling the dolls houses we see today. We have some unique dolls house furniture, miniture...

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