Wikipedia is confused then. ;) seriously, where is wiki showing that as primrose? This seems to be the main entry for primroses. They rampage in...
Hm. Unless you guys have a different name, neither the flowers on the plate or those in the photo are primroses. Colour, shape and display are all...
Very niche, and super knowledgeable. They talk other sprigged wares too.
There’s a facebook group dedicated to sprigged jugs. Worth a try.
Oh, cool! Let me know what I owe for postage. And huge thanks.
One near me is on all year round. And I’ve also been frequenting jumble sales.
I was clear as mud! Yes, reverse carved lucite, but the backing seems to be Bakelite. I love neodymium glass. The flower brooch came from some...
It might be that Wedgwood registered the sprig design and someone else then used it, so had to use the registry mark. If that makes sense....
Oh, and the disc is blue John.
Oh yes. Brooches and necklace, which is heavy cut neodymium, were two quid each, earrings fifty pence. Flower is Bakelite, the other appears to be...
It isn’t Wedgwood. The colour, body, glaze and the rest are all wrong. It’s sprigged, but not jasperware. It’s perhaps possible that the maker was...
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It’s delightful and all the nicer for being someone’s handiwork.
It’s the initials of a hobby painter and the year they did the work.
I need to see the base, but I’m fairly sure it’s modern Asian. The murrines are very thick and too clunky, the top is lop sided and also thick....
I’ve seen these boxed with made in China labels. They’re not copies, just animal weights. Clue is that they’re moulded.
That box is typical of Indian items, too.
What part of the world was it found in?
Bohemian. Very nice.
Yup, what @evelyb30 said. I’ve seen similar.
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