It’s missing a smaller central section, also round. That held a tiny measure glass. A larger one then went upside down. If that makes sense. I’ll...
Late nineteenth into possibly early twentieth century, in the style of Masons. Probably one of a set of three, and it’s the middle of the set....
Japanese.
Late 19th, Austrian or German. A pretty little fairing.
Give it a tug. If it stretches or snaps, you know what to do!
Glorious Doulton Lambeth.
The scratched number is so you can match stoppers.
Oh, ffs. That’s daft.
They did cheapies, too!
I’d agree on silver plate and I suspect British.
Brits often didn’t mark, too.
Not English, imo. I wonder if someone made that if you see what I mean. Might be thirties might even be fifties.
Oh, and I’d agree yours is later, it’s much less complex and less precise.
Georgian glass is greyish, which the decanter base is, whilst the stopper isn’t, being a fair bit later. The cut looks right too. I’ve seen the...
Cadiz is an absolutely lovely city. The light is astonishing. Marvellous fish market too.
Italian sixties souvenir alabaster ashtray, part of a set. Matching cigarette box and match holders, often. My mother had one.
I adore sherry, but it must be a decent fino, amontillado or maybe a manzanilla. And ice cold in a proper copita glass. I’ll take a fino oloroso...
I’ll keep an eye out at car boots, you never know.
I reckon it reads J Marks and 1922. That sketching style is much more twentieth century than nineteenth as is the handwriting. Rhys something.
Indeed, and Bristol is a horribly misused term too.
Separate names with a comma.
