Iv'e Sephardi friends who've taken advantage of that heritage to get Portuguese passports.
The back is early 20th.
Ah, that's cos they don't use the Latin. Rosa canina, that is. It's also used as a charity collection emblem here
Pansy. [IMG] dog Rose [IMG]
EBay? Why not sell as singles with the option for multiples.
I think these saucers were for the true straight sided cans.
Thirded on Belgium. Typical.
There's a huge Armenian community in Glendale.
It's entirely possible to say where something was made, even if unmarked.
Those torc styles are actually quite comfortable. My first thought is Turkish or Macedonian. @Any Jewelry ?
Indeed, I've one with a dog.
The flowers are very Italian, as is the shape.
I suspect it's Italian, maybe Toso. Nice weight.
BEAR WANTS THE ASHTRAY. it's absolutely real and we covets it, my precious. The other two are decent pieces. Leaf one is early 20th, and yes,...
Those are all Burslem rather than Lambeth. Not massive value these days, the series ware is a bit out of fashion. That orange lustre always ends...
The Dutch I worked with were masters of swearing in English.
Faceted. Looks decently made. Can you get a shot or two against a black or plain dark background?
I'm late. I'd agree on India and as aj rightly says, Aden has links. Did it actually test as pure? That would surprise me, bit soft. I also think...
I think that's a Frankenstein. Someone has soldered two unrelated pieces together.
Black dot paste is certainly earlier.
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