Lots of sets on UK. https://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/870/i.html?_from=R40&_nkw=tennis+set
Most welcome. Don't ask me the pattern number, I can never remember!
Red one is indeed Whitefriars and a knobbly, properly called ruby. The other is Hospodka for Chribska.
I'm channelling Anthony Newley now.
True, the tennis set name is the UK terminology.
That green is more seventies. They were ornamental basically.
I suspect JApanese.
The shape is called a tennis set. You put biscuits next to the cup. It may not have a name, much Minton doesn't.
They're absolutely Empoli. Honeycomb is typical as is the shape and colour.
There you go. It's really nice modern glass.
Try Dale Tiffany Glass.
You're most welcome, it's a nice one.
If you fly Easyjet it might be!
I see no reason for it not to be a decent mid 19th cast iron fender. How on earth did they ship that!
@KSW
I found the bloke selling the Georgian pendant. Oops.
I suspect it's a misstamp. The 2 and the I have been transposed.
Indeed, and I ought to have been clearer.
That's a British Registry mark so it's no later than 1876. This will decode it: https://www.925-1000.com/registry.html
As aj says, chips. Modern but nice.
Separate names with a comma.
