Base photos. The bottom is slightly rounded, looks as though it was made that way. Very slightly angled sides. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Yup, that’s FF. That weird finish is unmistakable.
I’ve stared in horror at that canned stuff. And never understood why a country with vast dairy production doesn’t do proper cheese! You’d love...
We’ve got one car boot which runs all year. It’s a bit of an endurance test when it’s below zero and pitch flaming black! yeah, I do love me a...
FOREIGN was also used on Italian wares as well as German and Japanese. Legacy of the war.
That’s not proper cheese. ;)
It does. Good thought, might be cheese, too.
They’re often marketed as oil burners.
This is HUGE. And heavy. I can't decide if it's a French water bowl or from somewhere North African. I should have taken a base photo, too dark...
Hm. British shape but I’d have expected a star cut base, and that very intricate cut isn’t typical either. I think bohemian is a better call.
Beaujewels used that back style.
This was the one I had. The other words are First Glass. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I think the Derby is based on Imperial yellow glaze.
Duh, you’re right, good point, so the hidden blues are also turquoise. I love anything space themed. The spinning wheel is Scottish hallmarked...
I should have explained. ;) it goes a lovely colour.
I think that's sun purpled.
I think the "hidden" bits are enamel - the cabochons are certainly turqoise.
AH HA. To coin a phrase. I did think it might well be. It's big, too. Came from a lovely woman who I buy from quite often - she's the one who...
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I'd agree petrified wood, I've similar lumps.
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