Oh, and it’s a fold back rim posy bowl.
Beat me to it. It’s typically Nazeing. They came in assorted sizes and colours. I had several till I decided it wasn’t really my mainstream...
It’s in the style of Victorian pieces.
Absolutely carnelian, which was used a great deal in pieces like this. I’ve got a few.
Those double pyramid beads are certainly a Neiger shape. But they bought from many companies.
It’s very good. First season is the claustrophobia alert. ;)
These were imported and sold as giftware a few years back. Not old I’m afraid.
It was almost all real locations. We do have quite a few! https://www.visitcalderdale.com/gentleman-jack-filming-locations/ the BBC wants to...
I’ve seen a fair few NA pieces with that script Sterling mark.
Suranne Jones is a very fine actress. Check out Vigil. Unless you’ve claustrophobia.
Heh. my grandmother was the cake maker. She used her plastic washing up bowl!
As I say often, china painters and some jewellery makers aren’t known for their grasp of botany.
Can you do full on, back and sideways shots please?
Never accuse a Canadian of being American if you value your essential organs. see also New Zealand vs Australia.
I get free entry to one of my car boots, because they use me as a scout for contraband. The machete was interesting.
The flowers are forget me nots, very appropriate. I’d think early twentieth on that.
It’s not lily of the valley, those have bell shaped flowers held on a single arching stem. It’s one of the arum types, a zantedeschia. The wide...
It’s a backstamp rather than a hallmark. Hallmarks only apply to gold or silver items.
I’ve my own grip stand wedding present bowl and my mother’s. Brilliant things.
The darker ones could be faux amber, I have some. You need a UV light.
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