Perfect Pieces Website News…
Just a short note to let you all know there is no longer a charge for Credit & Debit card transactions on the Perfect Pieces website. Yes, that’s right you can now use your Visa/Mastercard for example and pay instantly with PayPal.
We are constantly finding new ways to improve the Perfect Pieces website. We try to ensure it easy to navigate, is clear and simple to use. So, if you have any suggestions on ways you think we might improve the site then leave us a comment and let us know, we’re always interested in hearing from people.
Click here to visit the Perfect Pieces website
If you’re looking for New Year presents then unfortunately it’s too late for us to post them out to you now!
This year New Year’s day, 1st January 2010, falls on a Friday making it a Bank Holiday.
We’re of course happy to continue taking orders. Any orders received from now and over the New Year period will be processed and despatched on Monday 4th January 2010.
Happy Shopping!
Well Christmas is over for another year there’s just New Year now! So, like most people you’ve probably had a little too much to eat and drink these past few days – still at least it’s only once a year!
While you’re resting up and taking it easy before going back to work why not take a look around other areas of the Perfect Pieces website that you might not have looked at.
There’s the Perfect Pieces Newsletter. We try to send it out each month and write about something different each time – it might be a small pottery we’ve come across, a fair we’ve recently visited, new stock that’s of particular interest or just general chit chat from the antique world.
Click here to view the current Perfect Pieces Newsletter
Or our online Pottery Marks guide. Here we’ve put together a whole host of pottery marks from items we’ve had, images other people have sent in to try and build up a database of pottery marks that might help people in identifying their items.
Click here to view our Pottery Marks Guide
Or if you fancy a bit more shopping(!) visit our full stock page. Here you can view all the current pieces of pottery and glass we have for sale.
Click here to view our current selection of pottery items for sale
If you’re looking for information on antiques and collectables or are simply looking to buy a piece of antique pottery then it’s definitely worth checking out the Perfect Pieces website.
We have a wide range of information for you to browse including a Pottery Mark database, information on the history of many of the well-known British Potteries, and an online antique pottery price guide which features many pieces we have sold over the years.
We also offer information on how to pack pottery when posting it, how to check pieces over so you can be sure of their condition and we have a comprehensive list of FAQs to answer any of those unanswered questions!
If you can think of anything else we could add to our site that you think would be of interest or use to fellow visitors then do let us know. We’re always keen to continue expanding the Perfect Pieces website so any suggestions are always welcome.
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The Perfect Pieces Blog is full of all sorts of information relating to the world of antiques and collectables and is definitely worth checking out.
We mention up and coming antique and collectable fairs, interesting auctions, detail new items of stock that have been added to the Perfect Pieces website, and talk about a whole range of other related items including collectable magazines or antique books we’re newly featured in!
So, if you have anything you think may be of interest to other visitors to the site then please feel free to leave a comment on the blog or why not send us an email and we’ll be sure to add it if we think other people will benefit.
Click here to visit the Perfect Pieces Blog
We created the Perfect Pieces blog so we could keep you up to date with news on antique fairs, new pieces of stock, and provide you with other helpful guides and information we thought you might find useful.
It’s always nice to receive comments and feedback on the posts we publish or on antique fairs and events you have been to. You’ll see the menu on the right hand side with lots of links in simply navigate to the area you are interested in reading more about when you’ve finished reading if you want to comment on a particular story then simply click the Comments link and fill in the comment box below…it’s as easy as that!
So, if you have some news you want to share with us or something you feel would be of interest to our other readers do check out our blog and be sure to let us know.
www.PerfectPieces.co.uk/Blog/
Hello Perfect Pieces Visitors!
If you want to keep up to date with the new items that we add to the Perfect Pieces website then all you have to do is look at our home page:
http://www.perfectpieces.co.uk/
On this page you will see a gallery showing the five latest pieces of stock to be added to our site. For further information about any of the pieces shown all you have to do is click on any of the images.
We hope this will help you when checking out our site, you’ll be able to see easily the latest items added. The Perfect Pieces site is usually updated once a week if not more often so it’s always worth checking back if you can’t find quite what you’re after the first time.
And remember, if you’re after something specific then simply drop us an email to see if we can help or know of anyone else that might be able to help you.
If you’ve been trying to find out a little more about a certain British pottery or just want to browse the many different potteries that have existed and still exist in the UK today then why not visit the Perfect Pieces Guide To British Potteries?
In this guide we have tried to provide information on many different British potteries including potteries such as Carlton Ware, Poole, Moorcroft, Wedgwood and Shelley to name a few.
With a general outline of the history of the pottery and any recommended information books we think you might find useful, you’ll also find a link to examples of the pottery marks used by the pottery.
So it’s definitely worth a visit, and we hope you find it helpful.
Click Here To Visit The Perfect Pieces Guide To British Potteries
