I don't think it's Rousselet, it's another French designer and I've entirely lost the name. They used that foiled dichroic.
The shape looks wrong though.
Cerium oxide for a start. But don't do anything till you get at attribution: that thing is 19th C.
I do. That use of I for J and the style of the cartouche looks dead right for early Georgian silver marks.
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Dyed, certainly. I'm thinking a shopping channel.
They're nice modern giftware.
Some had legs, those were a bit more "sophisiticated". Most were just an oval that rested inside.
Johnny, that's a mini Arts and Crafts one. Elements of Dresser.
The wire frogs are basically shaped chicken wire.
It does look very scuffed, but that can be polished out. I'm trying to think who would have used that cane.
Melting glass to recycle it uses as much energy as making it in the first place. So it's pretty pointless in that respect. We've separate...
We've had low flush and dual flush loos here for decades. They work very well. Sounds more like poor siphon design or outlets to the foul down...
Returned bottles are often recycled by melting. Not reused.
I've a Pueblo storyteller owl somewhere.
BLUE JOHN! Jealous, much? That silver mark in the UK is typically 20s ish, or slightly earlier. Play a UV on that and have fun.
komo gets the prize!
I'd not heard of Toto, apparently they're Japanese:very fancy loos. Kohler, is not really known or sold here, seem to be made in China. Plumbing...
I once flew out of Zurich, got hit by lightning at 10k feet. And we had a massive wake bump on landing there once, too.
C in a circle is copyright.
Separate names with a comma.
