Blmey, never would have got Regalia from that.
It's absolutely Klingon. And why has he got a knobkerrie, eh?
Almost looks like Perpetue. @bercrystal
Agreed, they look like seagulls.
Other half says that's a VHF TV H aerial, Band One and Band 3. Fifties or so. Those are very London houses.
I wouldn't. It's nice, but I'm not seeing Minton quality.
Screw in tops and two handles are a fairly common form here.
Ir's what I'd call a real academic collector's piece, almost for study. Lovely thing.
You know me too well. ;)
Also called house or home shrines here. And in Ireland.
How very interesting. It's exactly like many London made salt glazed stoneware beer or spirit flagons, including Doulton and other Lambeth...
If you ever get trouble drying something with a long neck like this, make a wick from kitchen paper towel. It works.
I doubt oil lamp, to be honest. French is feasible.
Agree on the number and symbol. It looks right for early 20th too.
My first thought was a Sklo Union maker, but those don't have that "star cut" effect base. This is moulded.
I suspect the roses were done with something like a sponge stencil.
Might even be as late as Edwardian if I saw it here.
Yup, agreed on the missing lid.
I watch too much Outback Opal Hunters for my own good. Looks like matrix in manganese.
Egyptians used hooves on furniture.
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