By Louise Irvine Statuary porcelain became a phenomenal success in the Victorian art world thanks to the popularity of lotteries. The first art unions in

By Louise Irvine The world’s largest Doulton vase has been on the move again! Visitors to WMODA in Dania Beach will remember the monumental vase

By Louise Irvine A limited edition work of art is restricted to the number of copies created and Royal Doulton produced some of the earliest

The Great WMODA Pack-Up and Move began in earnest in October and now we are excited to be in our new Hollywood home. We have

The WMODA research library is being recreated in the Neoclassical style favored by the Adam Brothers for 18th century stately homes in England. Wedgwood reference

Thank you to Frani Rothman for donating her gorgeous glass flower arrangement to WMODA. The museum is honored to have received this special gift when

April has been designated World Art Deco Month by the International Coalition of Art Deco Societies and Florida is in the spotlight this year as

By Louise Irvine Majolica garden seats were a passion for the late Joan Stacke Graham, co-author of the first major reference book on Victorian Majolica

By Louise Irvine Paul Stankard celebrates his 80th birthday on April 7 and he continues to work daily in his studio creating his beautiful glass orbs.

By Louise Irvine Minton’s Majolica ware was launched in the Crystal Palace at the 1851 Great Exhibition in London. 150 years later, Dale Chihuly began