Where the HELL have I put mine.
That rolled gold bar work shows up a lot on 20s and 30s Czech stuff.
I've got that ring with tigers' eye, NA in style, can't remember the maker. Earrings are Mexican.
I'm still with Barum/Brannam.
It's certainly not barbotine.
Who the hell melts THAT! Yes to Georgian.
Absolutely not Doulton Impasto. The clay is totally wrong, as is the foot rim and shape and the fact that it's glazed.
Trevi. But yeah, sea dolphin.
Definitely not Moorcroft. Try Barum or Royal Brannam Ware. Background colour is right, as is the style of painting.
I think that's a hobby painter.
Could be. The rod itself is nice mahogany.
Hm. Bali? @Any Jewelry
About two feet long.
It's fine. Early 20th mark, up till about 1930. One of their series ware plates. Not massive value, ten quid at most.
It may well be a different measurement. It's certainly shape related, anyhow.
I agree with Cheryl. I've seen cases like this with George VI silver. And also yes to Bohemian harlequin set. Very popular in the sixties as...
Very popular in the seventies.
Yes to kiln stilt marks and yes, genuine. It's not common to get fake Doulton of this type, it wasn't expensive. This looks like hotel or...
Orange boxes are wooden fruit crates!
That's an early backstamp. Made in England wasn't added till 1930 ish. That mark says England, so it's post 1902 which is when the lion on a crown...
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