by Tracy Cornish | March 22, 2022 | Tidbits
The Radioactivity of California Colored Pottery We have had some lovely Bauer and Fiestaware pieces in store recently and while researching their history we stumbled across a few articles about the radioactivity of vintage dinnerware. Most of us are familiar with the...
by Tracy Cornish | December 10, 2021 | Tidbits
The Contentious History of the Cantilever Chair? This issue we were going to do a pretty straight forward overview of the life and works of Ludwig Mies Van der Rohe beginning with how he got his start as an apprentice stonemason at his father’s business, then...
by Dan Reeves | February 28, 2021 | Tidbits
Rub one out like a pro Lucite & Acrylic Scratch Care by Dan Reeves Dorothy Thorpe, Vladimir Kagan and Christian Dior all knew the joys of designing with the moldable, crystal-like material Lucite and the woes of acrylic scratch care. Lucite is the popular...
by Tracy Cornish | February 27, 2021 | Revolting Recipes, Tidbits
It’s a Trifle Unsavory! this month’s recipe: Traditional Sherry Trifle ▶ by Tracy Cornish Time to take a break from the savory revolting recipes and unlock some of my own childhood memories and love of vintage desserts. I grew up in 1970s Australia heavily...
by Nestor Velochi | January 19, 2021 | Tidbits
I’ve been trying to figure out what is the correct name to call myself. Many records collectors call themselves Audiophiles yet I’m not one of those because I don’t spend massive amounts of money on equipment. I just love vinyl records. I love the physicality of the...
by Tracy Cornish | January 19, 2021 | Revolting Recipes, Tidbits
It is an endless fascination to me that what we eat, the recipes we treasure, the foods that connect us to our childhood and traditions are quite often directly shaped by marketing campaigns. From bananas and avocados to marshmallows and Jello, our bellies have...
