It does say China.
I would bet that a lot of what they have photographed is overpriced for my area, often by a lot. The number scheme they have laid out is fairly...
I think the postcard was souvenir art back in the day. I've seen that work before. Whoops! I knew they were good but not that good.
To this day, restaurant china is made extra thick to survive the constant wear and tear. It makes total sense that utilitarian ware for ship use...
THe site is in GBP and there aren't any sticks in the current line, but I'm not surprised he has a website now.
A lot of the dealers I know have gone to doing estate buyouts and bulk sales, rather explaining why the rest of us are finding squat locally....
Never did use it. (LOL)
I went to an antique store last Friday and unloaded a pile. On my way home, I stopped in the ReStore and found a blue and clear swirled bowl....
Google lens should be used like Autocorrect, OK as a starting point but prone to stupid mistakes. It works about one time in ten for me, with...
The metal looks Chinese to me too.
Another vote for Peru.
It's made to look Chinese, but the "writing" isn't any language I've ever seen. I'd bet on this being 1950s decorative rather than anything old.
It's a piece of something. Piece of what is a good question, especially since there seems to be no way to fasten it to anything else. The base as...
I heard of Burke and Hare, but not Namibia. Can't say I"m surprised, unfortunately.
Very GIMME.:p:p:p I'd wear those in a heartbeat. Either the wearer had very short hair or had it pinned up. Mine is generally pinned up and out...
It looks like a gift-with-purchase to me. No idea what it's worth since I'd think it was real too.
It's in the style of the 1830s/1840s, but the paint looks funny even if it's been cleaned or restored.
I can see those being sold in New Orleans, especially 30 years ago. Now...would be iffy, although actual items intended for occult use are...
Yup - they used what looked good and what was to hand. Indicolite tourmalines have been around for a long time, in use since the early 1800s I...
I cross my sevens, but I'd guess further south or west than Canada too. If it's di instead of de, my money's on Italy.
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