They’re a bit book of Kells with those fish. I’ve seen that design somewhere, I wish I could think where. It’s the idea that Haitians made...
Yes, there would have been a penwiper. Also a container for fine sand used to blot the ink.
Ruth, it’s got some yellowish, the light wasn’t great.
The lion is Attwood and Sawyer, as is the lizard. Very nice quality with very good resale value. This is Blue John,...
Whut? Rare Haitian? That's an absolutely typical British mahogany folding cake stand, that is. I've had many, and see them often.
I used to visit the SW USA a fair bit, so yes, I brought back all sorts of bits. One lovely piece of art pottery travelled all the way from LA on...
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Oh yes. He's a miserable git too, so I feel even better about it! ;) Grumpy sod who is right up his own you know what. HAH.
Ta. I'll have a trawl. I wish I could drag the maker out of what remains of my brain!
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Went to a little table top yesterday, as you do. One bloke selling is usually at another teeny tiny table top where it costs twenty pence - yes,...
I've had this before and someone identified it - maybe @Debora ? Nice sixties or seventies plastic. Ta! [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
These were big in the seventies here. We called them bun clips or bun holders, I think.
Those curved blade ones were made so that you could pick up a curl.
Most welcome.
It doesn’t look quite fine enough for derby, the gilding is a bit sloppy. Which isn’t to denigrate it, it’s very pretty. I don’t think the...
It’s soda glass, which is made all over. Best exemplar is probably Biot. I do think this is fairly modern. It’s a bit thick, snapped off pontil....
Much of my NA silver jewellery isn’t marked.
It’s very much in the Worcester style.
Oh, that’s a totally different plant completely! I also grow oenothera. In some countries they’re known as evening primroses, but they’re an...
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