HOLY ...... I was watching that live. Do love a good final snipe attempt. Nice one, mikey.
Lidl sells stroopwafel, and they're not half bad too. I'm still not convinced on chocolate sprinkles for breakfast.
$613 now.
Victorian silver. Language of flowers again: rose is love and romance, fern is sincerity.
Pass the popcorn, please.
I reckon old and that it was made to hold something to be sold. Either food or cosmetic.
I actually find it easier to read than German. I learned German properly, took exams and all that. But Dutch is just way simpler somehow.
Freegle, Freecycle or BHF - or another charity shop. NO BONFIRE. Please.
He looks like Don Quixote.
I'm grumpy. I cannot for the LIFE of me remember the maker of the pot I had which is a bit like this. Arg.
I do just love Dutch as a language. Oorhangers! Very splendid ones too.
I can see that's the reason. We had one very similar, but I think the wheels were only there so you could move it more easily.
Charity shop will love it. BHF would collect.
It isn't British made, we'd never have stamped FOREIGN. There wasn't a law as such, but it was a Thing that stuff from countries we'd had a barney...
@ola402 - yes, I've seen Scandi pots made like this and with numbering. That also crossed my mind.
Hm. West German potters use a number style like that to denote shape/size.
If you ever get stuck, yell, I'll ship it.
Ah, Catalunya. So many astonishing designers and makers. Those Masriera pieces are stupendous. I see what you mean about being reminiscent, @Any...
That's superb quality, whatever the age. Nice find.
Wedding rings here were traditionally higher carat: not 9, but at least 14, more usually 18.
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