Gawd, one of ours. I ought to have known.
I've Hindu friends who wear similar.
That's a totally different style, its Colonial not Egyptian. This is Egyptian Revival: in London, but a fabulous example. [IMG]
Catalunya, part of a bakery in one instance, and also bars and restaurants. And there was certainly some Egyptian Revival, although nowhere near...
I'd be looking at Italy.
I think that's part of a door frame. I've seen some absolutely mad ones in Spain. Probably twenties Egyptian revival.
Coffee, certainly. I'd think Austrian or German. And turn of the last century, with that decoration.
The flowers were often transfer print, too. ;)
It's definitely not Bath Aqua, I've had their stuff. Theey sign differently and this isn't their style. Went there some years back.
Brit says cigars.
I'll third Italian alabaster. Souvenirs.
Portugal made and makes designs for export to other countries, which are then sold as souvenirs. Same as Deruta pottery being sold in Spain. Many...
Brockwitz or Stolzle maybe. Would have been six with a large one.
Eickholt.
Yup, it was. It does tend to wear rather.
It's Doulton Burslem which is why it has so few markings. Lambeth pottery is way more tagged. It's bone china, I've had it in orange. 20s...
Try Bidri Ware.
It's Edwardian in style rather than Deco. Probably diamond chips.
Don't clean it too much! It's meant to be darker on the band. Just a Sunshine.
Yup, that's an 18ct shank with a platinum setting. I'd grab that. And get a diamond tester on it.
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