Brazil has the best coloured stones. I did a tour of H Stern in Rio. Oh my lord.
Not sure what the squiggle is, but I think that circle T is Talbots.
Nor me.
North African, I'd say. @Any Jewelry ?
Now craving lox and a schmear on a beigel.
BA changed their font a bit over the years, shame the photo isn't clearer on that. It's not a teapot.
Empire Made is usually Hong Kong for plastics.
1920s ish. Lovely.
It's Japanese, but beyond that, I know nothing!
Screams in Gaelic to me.
I've several planters with pockets and footsies. You line them. Add compst. Plant up. Sorted.
Majolica. The pattern isn't only Wedgwood, others did it. It's a poppy.
Yup, British retailer. And Edwardian too. Gives the lie to the nonsense spouted in other places that 925 is a modern mark. (!)
I remember going from Latin to English Mass. We didn't actually like that: the thing about the Latin Mass was you could understand and take part...
Yeah, that's the one pain with Bex. Still worth fifty pence, though. ;)
The number allows the stopper to be matched. 1930s Bohemian by the look of it.
I grew up knowing it as extreme unction. ;) It was certainly that till at least the late sixties here.
Separate names with a comma.
