That's 'cos they are! The other is a double anemone by the look of it.
Same principle. They weren't flour sacks here, but sometimes just a printed cloth giveaway.
I need to find one, I like it.
I'd call it simply Imari palette.
I'm thinking cruise port crafts: Caribbean maybe. It's rather nice.
Flipping heck, the beads on that alone have serious value.
I believe there's a carpet in my spare room. It's been a while.
Coffee, not chocolate. Pretty little thing.
I bet you did. I love old Moorcroft, not too fond of the modern. That's got to be twenty to thirty quid even with the damage.
I'm not seeing Neiger characteristics. But it's a super thing.
Not Chribska, I don't think, I've a lot of that. Colours are wrong, as is the top. As an aside, so much Chribska gets called Murano. Arg. I'm...
Many actors sold signed photos at conventions, so it might have come from one.
Around 1910. Nice little pot, that.
It's lovely quality. I'd say yes.
Good brush with old toohbrush first. Vinegar on a cotton bud on the back, give it several goes. The Sunshine it. I'd do the front with window...
I've seen rosary beads like that.
Hm. It's sort of spatter glass.
Bohemian/Czech glass makers produced some fabulous faux stuff. Their malachite glass is amazing.
The faux stuff is usually Czech.
This is so high Victorian - the whole thing of black being massively fashionable after Bertie died. Not neccessarily mourning, it was the thing to...
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