BBC Antiques Roadshow object 'dug up in garden' turns out to be 2,500 years old and worth incredible sum
An Antiques Roadshow expert got a surprise when an item dug up in a garden in St Albans turned out to be 2,500 years old. The small bronze statue had been unearthed by the guest's father when he was ...
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Where Style Meets Greenery: Your Complete Guide to Buying Plant Stands Online in the UK
Right, let’s have a proper natter about something that’s bound to add a touch of flair to your home—plant stands! If you’ve ever wanted to showcase your greenery in style, then you’re in the right ...
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What Are Colonial-Style Homes? Discover What Makes The Design So Charming
What are Colonial-style homes? Let's go over the history, the types of colonial homes from Georgian to Revival, and the dos ...
Andre Fu reimagines Bangkok’s Dusit Thani, blending modernity and heritage in reborn landmark
Architect behind The Upper House Hong Kong revamps Thai capital's famed hotel with blend of homage and contemporary flair In ...
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7 Massive Bazaars in Virginia Packed With Rare Treasures You Can’t Miss This Spring Break
Spring breathes new life into the Jefferson Flea Market, where the covered pavilion protects treasure-hunters from April ...
Antiques Roadshow guest shocked by expert's damning appraisal but there's a twist
An Antiques Roadshow guest was left in turmoil after a beloved family heirloom was given a damning appraisal by one the ...
This History-Drenched Japanese City Is A Less Frenzied Alternative To Tokyo
Once Japan’s Imperial capital, the city has been a spiritual and cultural epicentre for more than a thousand years. That ...
Country Life10h
From California to Cornwall: How surfing became a cornerstone of Cornish culture
A new exhibition at Cornwall's National Maritime Museum celebrates a century of surf culture and reveals how the country ...