That’s a thought. It’s very well made.
Me please! Happy to pay postage.
Me please and I’ll happily pay postage.
Try breathing on them, that can work.
Yup, early twentieth. Jardinière.
Memo to self. Stop buying stuff because it intrigues you. Ain't gonna happen though. This is a rather nice set, even with two missing glass...
Mid nineteenth Staffordshire mass market, would you believe. I’ve seen a fair few.
I’m a legend in my own lunchtime. never knew I was an app!
Oh, and if it’s tarnished, buy a Sunshine cloth on eBay, that will fix it fine.
It isn’t rolled gold, it has full British hallmarks, which rolled gold and gold filled here most certainly do not. If the layer shows white, it...
I like the brooch idea, too.
It’s a sentimental piece, rather than sweetheart. Its heritage is in the symbolism used in Victorian jewels, where animals and plants had distinct...
Those would look very fine mounted on little boxes.
Agreed with aj, 1940, so a tad later than I thought. Made in the early dark days of ww2, as well. Which is rather poignant.
It’s not jasperware. That’s made by applying what are called sprigs, made separately, on to a piece. Yours has been moulded as a whole.
German or Austrian.
I, not is!
Late nineteenth, is suspect.
Might be Rousselet.
Definitely a shoe clip. I’ve still got shoes I bought in the seventies which had removable matching clips.
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