One of those quite modern stretchy stone bracelets, but anyone recognise its dangle please? [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Brabantia makes sense. I've seen that shape of kettle here.
The basalt isn’t Wedgwood, I’ll remember the likely maker if my head wakes up. I bet the kettle is Scandinavian. Dragon is very much based on...
I can just see what look like the same floral sprays as on the body.
Duh! Good thinking Batman.
It’s European with that number and fairly modern.
99 I’d think.
The photo looks early twentieth, an RPPC, especially with that font. Nice little sentimental ring box. I’ve seen some here.
That should have read into early nineteenth. Gah. His tabby face is reminiscent of later wemyss cats.
You daft sod!
These are often Italian.
Absolutely Pratt, classic form and decoration. All that’s missing is some of the nice neo classical paint and transfer work they did. Christopher...
Someone in Germany or Austria, I’d say.
Try a company called Old Tupton Ware. This looks like one of theirs. And yes, modern.
Late eighteenth into early twentieth cat, not a flipping mouse. Not sure why you think it’s Pratt ware, it looks nothing like to me.
And to me, especially with the designs and plaque shapes.
That looks fine for late nineteenth.
Glass?
I agree it’s not amberina, it’s graduated. Can you show its bottom please? And a top down view?
These are properly called water monkeys, would you believe. Dudson made the most common ones.
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