Agreed! I'd probably ultrasound it.
Spot on, those. Very nice. Coffee cans.
Of course it's British. The marks are spot on .
I had a toast rack with that very same HB mark. I have no clue who made the damn thing.
It's got quality. If not Sevres, maybe Samson?
Categorically not Wedgwood. Might be Brownfield, or there's another maker did classicist transfer stuff, whose name escapes me. I do like it...
800 S I suspect. Might be Portuguese.
Indeed, and that makes them a true pair.
My local ones are £2 quid lotting, ten percent commission.
Thirded on proper Deco. The construction is superb. Bet it's Czech.
Good point. Posy, aka poesy the old word for poetry.
I've used Tooveys for jewellery.
I know someone who collects them, but whether he'd buy the lot, I don't know. If you're in London or the South East, I do know a couple of decent...
The flowers are poppies, yes. I wonder if it was made as a Poppy Day design. Nice thing.
Late 19th C Bohemian enamelled pink milk glass. Flower looks like convolvolus.
That 9 ct mark is typically late 19th up till about the 30s. I'd list them singly.
AHA! She does look like that. Seller said jewellery was missing, too.
The Ruskiny pin isn't signed and the back looks more modern than the front, so it may be one of the later kit ones. When I caught sight of the...
Oh, don't worry, I appreciate the effort!
Dress clip, rather than fur, 30s Czech. And yes, rather pleased, especially as most of it was fifty pence or less each. The Caithness was fifteen...
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