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Artist and designer Jamie Hayon’s work is best described as extraordinary. His experimentation and use of organic references is a staple throughout his many projects. This most recent collection created for Lladro Spain injects Hayon’s imaginative style into everyday objects.

Last week was all spice, so now let's do sweet—flowers and frills galore. No matter how mean the furnishings, great lighting instantly improves a room. This fantastical Lladro's Niagara Chandelier ($45,000) is really a shimmering hover of fairies—strictly for those who can afford to swan around in Nina Ricci gowns—and yet it design seems modern, rather than Baroque.

The Lladro collection is certainly a modern example of how a small range of pieces can grow into something that everybody wants a part of. With it?s humble beginnings starting in 1953, it has rapidly grown into the phenomenon it is today, with it\’s sales helping businesses to grow in over 120 countries worldwide.

Church?s China, now equally well known by its online identity, The UK Gift Company, began life in Devizes in Wiltshire in 1858. During most of the twentieth century, it occupied various premises on Northampton?s Market Square. This has always been the very heartbeat of the town.

The Lilliput Lane collection may be small in the stature of its pieces, but positively massive in the force of the impact it has had on collectibles companies around the world. One of these is Church?s China, the UK?s oldest surviving China and Glass Retail business, was founded in Devizes in Wiltshire in 1858.

The Lladro collection is certainly a modern example of how a small range of pieces can grow into something that everybody wants a part of. With it’s humble beginnings starting in 1953, it has rapidly grown into the phenomenon it is today, with it’s sales helping businesses to grow in over 120 countries worldwide.

Church’s China, now equally well known by its online identity, The UK Gift Company, began life in Devizes in Wiltshire in 1858. During most of the twentieth century, it occupied various premises on Northampton’s Market Square. This has always been the very heartbeat of the town.

The Lilliput Lane collection may be small in the stature of its pieces, but positively massive in the force of the impact it has had on collectibles companies around the world. One of these is Church’s China, the UK’s oldest surviving China and Glass Retail business, was founded in Devizes in Wiltshire in 1858.

Although The UK Gift Company can now rightly boast of its position as the UK?s No.1 website for gifts and collectables, theirs is no fly-by-night story. It?s true that their most successful brand is the ever-popular Willow Tree, but there are not many customers who are aware of the tremendously rich history that lies behind this successful online company.

The collection of Willow Tree has made a massive impact on collectible retailers ever since it\’s beginnings in 2000. One such company, Church?s China, has found Willow Tree to be their best selling brand, and helping them to build upon the successes found in their past.