Many thanks!
It's one of those marks you have to have seen a bit in order to recognise. Like Isle of Man Glass. The flat top is absolutely typical of their...
That looks like Guernsey Glass. It's three lions.
Hey, the description worked! ;) Thank you for all the links, folks. aj, any idea on the age of mine please?
They're Parian sprigged wares. That blue ground was used by British makers as well.
Tillotson was a cutler, so not them, and not Stacey. Ward are a toolmaker. Spencer would make the most sense. It'd be worth contacting the...
Webb, I'd suspect or similar.
It's a dead pinch on Cornish Ware.
The ears are basset, hm ?
It's a promotional item. I'd suspect whoever made the Albion alloy was in Sheffield or Birmingham. 20s or 30s.
Not oysters, those have multiple indents round the edge. It's something that needs salt dips.
1930s ish, might be slightly earlier. One of the very many makers round Stourbridge probably.
I'd sit it on one of the little lightboxes made for displaying paperweights. You can get wooden ones, which would work well.
Agreed, it's Edwardian.
Good point on the lock and fittings.
Looks fine for late eighteenth into early 19th to my eye. An Edwardian copy would have used an early sheet ply back not those planks. And I'd...
Yes on malachite.
It was this that sort of suggested PI:...
Roman tile sherds in my back garden!
Sold to me as African, but research suggests PAcific Islands. Thoughts please? Age? ta! [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
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