Whitefriars never did that shape, style or colour. They did make clouded glass but it's quite different. It's not Nazeing either. Too thick, wrong...
I've said many a time that I'm getting a T shirt made with I buy weird sh!t as an embellishment. If I do, I'll get one for you. ;)
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THat's adorable. And I'd think late 19th, given it's a proper Siamese.
I'd agree 60s into 70s. Might also be German.
I read fainting as farting, which is appropriate.
They did a few bits of jewellery, mostly as free gifts. I'm not sure if it's collectable.
It's the old logo, isn't it. I used to get their stuff quite a bit: if you knew how to play the offers, you got vast amounts of free things.
Love it! They did things like salt licks, vitamins and blankets ocasionally. My bestie would send me to our local Lidl to get provisions for her...
I'm thinking cremation urn or grave vase, agreed.
I thought of you this morning: Lidl had organic venison steak! They seem to have stopped doing the horsey stuff though.
The beads are quartz I think. I've a feeling that's the Yves Rocher monogram.
Here, that would be early 20th. Often used in tea rooms.
It's missing a stopper.
It's old, I suspect, but not Roman. Roman glass was copied for centuries after. My gut thinks yours is a few hundred years old, but it's tricky to...
Lidl does venison meat balls. ;)
It isn't an amphora, those have pointed ends. Both of those pieces are way too thick walled for Roman glass vessels, as aj rightly says. Glass...
Nice bit of old Wedgwood majolica.
Just send them to me, I don't care who made them. I love that second set.
I think you've just solved a mystery, maybe. Off to hunt the thing.
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