Join Michele Strauts from Crafting Culture as she shows off her amazing collection of Cabbage Ware plates. In today’s lesson, you will learn:

• What is Majolica?

• When did Cabbage Ware become high in demand?

• Where did Cabbage Ware originate?

• Who is the largest producer of Cabbage Ware?

• Who is Dotty Thayer?

• What is Bordallo Pinheiro and how to identify those pieces?

• How do you identify the Cabbage Ware piece if the mark has worn off on the bottom?

• Tips for setting year round tables using Cabbage Ware

Anna Weaver from Anna Weaver Interiors shares her knowledge on Art Deco Chinese Rugs. In today’s episode you will learn:

• What are Art Deco Chinese Rugs?

• What are Art Deco Chinese Rugs made from and what colors are most notable?

• How Asian/French Art Deco differs from American Art Deco

• What images and design patterns will help you date Art Deco Chinese Rugs?

• Who are some of the famous manufactures of Art Deco Chinese Rugs?

• What are Nichols Rugs?

Join Sarah Lloyd Stevenson from This American House as she shares a wealth of knowledge on Staffordshire Dogs. In today’s episode you will learn:

• What are Staffordshire Dogs?

• Where and what materials are Staffordshire Dogs made?

• What are Mantle Dogs?

• Why are the backs of the Staffordshire Dogs flat?

• How to tell if the Staffordshire Dogs are original or reproductions?

• What does the “Old Staffordshire” mark on the bottom of the Staffordshire Dog mean?

• What is the most popular color on Staffordshire Dogs?

• Why do some Staffordshire Dogs have holes on their back or on the bottom of the figurines?

• Tips on how to date your Staffordshire Dogs