A small thing which pleased me immensely. 1968 model and a whole twenty five pence. And the restaurant actually spins! [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Aha. I could see the Silver bit, I thought. It's the heraldic Scottish lion, so that makes sense. I ought to know who M S is.
It's Hospodka for Chribska. Known piece.
That cuff looks like Zuni or Hopi inlay work. If it is, then being unmarked isn't a surprise. The amber is reconstituted. And coloured. Fairly...
My first thought was French.
Try box kite lamp.
Just for ornament, although I'd use them for cacti.
The hinge is 40s/50s.
Yup, the horseshoe thing is typically late Victorian. Sentimental piece.
I mostly don't do fizzy drinks. There are exceptions to that rule. ;)
I've seen post war German items which don't say West. Having said that, the style and clasp do look 30s, as does the length. I agree on the chill...
That, I'll believe.
Lamp is the best thing, imo.
I bet that was a garniture.
Rouge would be the coloued facial cosmetic and was smaller pots. Wig powder larger pots, patch pots middling. I think your little one would be rouge.
Birminham silver hallmark. Can't get the date letter, but the brooch is late nineteenth, a very typical design. Might be Kemp Bros.
I stumbled across Rousselet a while back, then discovered I owned pieces. It can be very silly money.
I loathe Coke of any kind. Work of the devil. Like iced tea.
I'd start with what makes you a profit and let them run. But that's me.
Try patch box rather than patch pot. They were used for facial patches to cover smallpox scars.
Separate names with a comma.
