I'd agree on Riihimaki.
There's many factories round Capodimonte making "style of" pieces. Those roses are typical.
It's certainly a little boat with a fishie. Might be a loaf, but it's an odd shape.
If Rosie doesn't know, then it's a mystery.
12K GF wouldn't be a French mark. It's generally American, denoting that a thing is gold filled - plated, basically. I suspect the cameo is from...
In the UK, these are minimal value, sadly.
Grimwades did this, and so did some others. Beswick too.
Hinge is Victorian.
I've gone all over it with a loupe and much heavy breathing. Not a damn mark, it's light tricks. I wondered religious, although it's not enough...
It's also the heraldic term for silver.
Long bodkin needles! You get similar ones which are complete etui, too.
It's pretty typical of airbrushed stuff here too. Oh, and different clay.
It was in the bottom of a box of three for a quid stuff. I love those! If perfect, it would be easily three figures, but it's still a nice thing.
And another one. It needs a serious clean. Each plaque is marked AH. Ring any bells please? [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
This demanded I take it home. Especially for pennies. The design is so cool and it's well made enough I think it ought to be Something. Anyone...
This was a whole fifty pence. Late 18th/early 19th Bilston enamel bodkin holder. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I've got that one. They're Scheurich, made for florists. I was given an M&S kalanchoe in it. Very recent.
The only thing I buy is sticky tape.
Oh, wouldn't af have loved that.
I'm agreeing on hobby painted.
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