Thanks both, yes it must pre-date WWII given what we know about when the aunt acquired it. My wife is keen I do not undersell her family's stuff,...
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Hi, This vase belonged to my Wife's aunt and is at least one generation older (so early 20th century), but I have no...
I am a novice, so no idea whether demitasse or miniature. The saucer is about 11cm in diameter, the cup just under 5 cm in height.
No marks at all on base. Seem to have a lot of German stuff not worth much!
Base photo here
Hi, The photo below is of what is thought to be a babies rattle and has been in Wife's family for as long as they can remember. It has a small...
Hi, following on from my last post, this unmarked item looks quite ordinary, but just in case anyone any idea on who made it and when? Thanks.
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Hi, can anyone help identify this miniature unmarked four legged teacup and saucer. I have boxes of stuff from my...
So no great value then. I picked it out as it looks quite a nice piece.
Thanks all. I must conclude that my pieces are from the short lived Richard Vernon Wildblood pottery enterprise as the mark is more or less...
Thanks Debora, I hadn't seen this. So, if listing is correct, it is Victorian. Makes sense as it was in a box of German spill vases from late 19th...
Separate names with a comma.