Crucifix rather than cross. How big is it?
It was the largest one that looked the best to me, too.
I'd not really call it majolica, not sure I'm seeing a tin glaze.
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They remind me of my dad's joke. Bloke had a pet gorilla. Where does it sleep, he was asked? Anywhere it bloody chooses!
One decent one, the rest not so much, but I liked them. [ATTACH]
Got the first thing for my dolls house yeterday, and it was a freebie. [ATTACH]
The three for a pound lady was back yesterday. I can't for the life of me work out how the fine gold necklace goes. Bracelet is modern but cute....
Truth!
With that lining, probably not. 60s ish.
Feral and fully outdoor cats tend to have much shorter lives, sadly. Friend had a Maine Coon which weighed twenty four pounds...!
Older Egyptian tourist piece. That image is a pharoah hunting which is a common motif. The edges are lotus flowers....
Impressed rather than incised. I've seen stuff as late as the 1930s with impressed shape marks. The fact that it's a shape made in quantity...
Damn house has eaten it.
Embellishing transfer with hand painting is also common. On those other pieces, the difference is that it's a full description if that makes sense.
Impressed names like that, if not the factory, are usually the shape. The teapot shape is of a style influenced by the British Raj, but that scene...
Yup, but look at the petal shapes, and the way the flowers are held as a bunch cluster. And the leaves. It's annoying me. It's a hardy...
Absolutely not with those petals and stamens.
Your dish is mid century Italian. Sort of hibiscus, but the leaves are wrong.
Proper Siamese because it's a properly chunky cat. If you look at old Victorian images of them, they're solid cats. Later, they got bred to a...
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