Full pictures of all marks needed, to start with. We also need dimensions. Without marks we're dead in the water.
They will make Greenlanders try Edam and Gouda! :p:p:p:p
Sugar pearls don't taste like much.
I've peeled some with a fingernail; the paint was loose and already peeling itself thanks to thermal shock.
Enoch Wedgwood, if that helps. The two didn't become one until the Josiah Wedgwood company bought them relatively recently.
Thick neck, but with a tiny nose... 40s? 50s? Earlier?
The only thing missing were some large containers of beer. If you have to play in Munich, might as well!
Thirded on the Polish marks. I'd say the design was taken from "ooh pretty" and they mashed things up without much regard for where they came from.
Why am I suddenly hearing the Dead Parrot sketch? The bracelet btw, seems made to look like agate and not bakelite.
Love the horsie. Congrats on finding actual silver and gold for good prices; where I am it's all but disappeared.
Hit 'em with the curling team; those rocks have handles! Y'all will broom the floor with them. They're afraid of your speed skating team. The...
This one is kind of Native American-ish, heavy on the -ish.
Not even all fakes. Mallorca pearls are made with fish scale in the paint and can fool the tooth test sometimes. It works 99% of the time though;...
The "reducer" is sterling and the pearls look like an older style of Chinese freshwater.
Pewter and ceramic probably - 70s is my guess.
I still think I'd take the wolf home first.
Same here. Ornate Victorian sells for pennies if it sells at all. It's far sturdier than anything sold new, but the Renter generation doesn't...
That makes sense. Anything really old in Australia was made or imported when someone had the money to import it.
Talk about a gap in the posting dates.
That's her! Is it just me, or would you take her home before you'd take those kids? They don't look quite human.
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