Quern perhaps.
I’ve been to the cathedral and also met the widow of John Hutton, who engraved the angels. It’s a marvellous place. I think that vase is Japanese...
Faux damascene, aka Toledo ware, and agree it’s a sixties ish souvenir.
I was thinking a saint, but I don’t think that’s a halo, it’s incomplete. Setting sun, maybe?
I buy those whenever I see them, that’s a bargain.
I reckon that “poor” condition will be a selling point, she’s got a look.
Yeah, google on Crittall windows. Curved. Insanely expensive to replace the glass.
My first thought was zebrawood, and that lifts it way above being an ordinary Edwardian display cupboard.
I’m thinking maybe a shopping channel, hm?
Spatter lampwork.
I think shank buttons, decorative ones. Yes, they’re very Palissy. Lovely things.
Those were buttons, I reckon. They’re much older than the clips which have been added.
Hm. That third mark is a Common control mark, unless I’m mistaken. Someone in the U.K. or Europe channelling Navajo.
It’s in the style of a Navajo bear paw.
It makes a fabulous ring when you ping it! I doubt it’s Ming, somehow, ;) Thanks folks.
Oh, it’s lovely stuff. I’ve a few bits in my hoard.
Blimey, that’s pretty decent! Mine was a whole fifty pence to buy. I do like that caddy spoon, agreed.
The clasp looks good. Beads maybe a little plain. Did you put it on the Facebook group as well?
Fair point, it’s not earlier handwriting. and I think Debora is right! Thank you.
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