The true Alienware ones look like spaceships on acid.
Urbach is always utterly bonkers.
Swarovski invariably marks, so they’re almost certainly lookalikes.
It might also be Worcester, they used some weird pseudo marks. If you’re on Facebook try the Potty British pottery and porcelain group.
Worth six quid all day long. The canes are decent.
Oh, I’d kill for those.
And me.
It’s known as the Doctor Wall period. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/163676736509...
Those look right for mid nineteenth. They’re too complex to be later ones.
Looks early nineteenth Staffordshire to me.
That’s first period Worcester, that crescent is. Gillyflower pattern teabowl. It’ll be before 1783.
Agreed.
Flaming hell. That’s several hundred quid in butterscotch.
Ah, got it, and Kashmir makes total sense, it’s in the style of both fabrics and silver from there.
I’d call that setting more arts and crafts in the British style sense than Deco. Those swirls are absolutely typical. It’s reminiscent of some...
I’ve seen similar blanks. So that makes sense.
Those bird ones are really interesting. Base shot?
Solid body is much earlier than that, goes back to the nineteenth. Dipped was earlier still. I’m not sure how they’re managing to date those...
It’s silver, then. You’ve also got full hallmarks on there too.
It is indeed, and they’re unmistakable, they look oily. The Kerry is seventies, founded by Michael Harris of Mdina fame. And I do think the one...
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