Hm. Might be Ditmar Urbach.
Cannetile.
I think Palestine, rather than Israeli. @Any Jewelry ?
Try Duxford.
Trombone clasp suggests possibly French. The hinge is 1910s or 20s ish.
He's lampworked.
Chance Glass.
You can't search for them. They were the mark for whoever did the decoration, so that they could be paid. They honestly don't matter as far as the...
Cheers. It's a rather nice one. I'd start by looking at local art potters. There's also a couple of very good studio pottery FAcebook groups.
Yup, number is pattern. The other is the piecework mark.
It's studio pottery. Where geographically was it found?
Yup, glass. I think I have an "amethyst" one the same.
For once, I agree with a listing. 30s Czech.
That looks Indian or Persian. @Any Jewelry ?
Late 19th C. Imari pattern. If you google on Wedgwood Imari candlesticks, it gives an idea on price.
How odd that a "military" jug would be that funky.
Oh, OK, I take that back. I've not seen a Winton vase with that weird string.
Oh, damn, I KNOW these! Brain is fried.
There's a mill, yes. I don't think that's British. It looks modern Asian/Chinese to me.
And then, there's liquid paraffin which is given to cats for furballs. And people for being bunged up.
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