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Argyle History
The First Argyll In the 18th Century, the argyle (also spelled ‘argyle’) was famously named after, and crafted in honour of, the fifth Duke of Argyll, John
April 14, 2016
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The First Argyll In the 18th Century, the argyle (also spelled ‘argyle’) was famously named after, and crafted in honour of, the fifth Duke of Argyll, John
“If you were given the choice between love and money, which would you pick?” A question I feel you will have been asked before but
Posies were carried in medieval times to ward off the plague. They were ineffective, but the sweet smell at least warded off the fouler smells
Armada Dish History The term ‘armada’ finds its origins in the Portuguese and Spanish terms for naval fleets. The backstory to the armada silver dishes
Drinking Tea – the English tradition we all love, aka ‘a cuppa’, ‘a brew’, ‘a mash’. For many AC Silver customers, a lot of thought goes
With such a large inventory of teaware here at AC Silver, it is not uncommon for us to receive enquiries on the best ways to
Here at AC Silver we pride ourselves in the range of variations of holloware and flatware available for sale. The expansive style differences can sometimes
Many people hold on to their antique silverware for many years, (decades even), and pass them down the generations within their family. People need to
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