I’ve seen these. I think, from memory, they’re oil burners.
AND CLIP ONS! Bah humbug.
Arg. EVERYTHING is Murano. That seller wins clueless for that description, too. The other ones are Mandruzzato and generic Murano, but this isn't....
For future reference, Whitefriars never made this lime green or that side cased effect. It’s not kosta, although I see what you mean. That’s a...
If you’re on Facebook, the Bitossi group may know. But there’s a fair few mystery ones out there.
Not Bitossi, the Italy mark is wrong.
Aha, found the potter. https://www.westsidepioneer.com/Articles/051707/Potter.html
Thanks Brad! Any idea what age?
So here's the little Van Briggle. In perfect condition. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I'm with Cheryl on this. That isn't any kind of Sheffield crown. I also think that it might read 918 rather than C18.
That signature is typical of student potters.
It's too dark for a photo till tomorrow. I found a Van Briggle vase, early mark, in a UK charity shop. Of all places!
Not tea or coffee. I reckon hot water.
It’s certainly European from the numbering. I’d have thought German or Austrian.
Horn of some kind, I’d say.
Vine, indeed. Not a Wedgwood back or body, imo.
I’ve got that Indian necklace and also a bracelet. Both with that BA mark.
I bought watch tips, yes, and added my own watch.
It’s a pattern that was made by several factories, too.
The mark is the decorators piece work mark, so that they got paid.
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