I think 800 too.
Cracking photos. Yeah, between the wars and very nice.
Some cultures, Navajo for example, add one "imperfection".
It's a Copeland or Spode blue glaze, absolutely typical of the colour.
It's more properly in the style of a plaid pin, not a kilt pin. Kilt pins are generally like huge safety pins. Agree on date. The Victorians were...
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I wonder if that is missing a musical movement.
@Marko - I have those exact MOP Chinese eaarrings too.
A true roehmer/rummer has a much fatter base to it. Das is sehr gut fur Mosel wein.
I suspect Ditmar Urbach.
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Take the e out, please. ;) Yes, almost all is marked. Other British companies did sprigged wares, Dudson, for example. Those do look pate sur pate.
You're very welcome, I see it a fair bit.
They're 1960s ish. The bulls that Trentham made are very collectible indeed. These frogs are rather like Poole ones. Number is a pattern number.
That says Bristol, I'd say. There's a modern glasshouse there, doing both repro and new designs. https://bristol-glass.co.uk/
I'll third Empoli, it's typical.
Much Chinese and Korean recent pottery has numbers. Pattern and shape references.
Given it's British, Persia or maybe Afghan. We really didn't import American turquoise back then. Or even now. As aj says, ancient trade routes. I...
Cricket is a civilised thing. What other game has a formal stop for afternoon tea? You play a match, not a cricket, and yes, a pitch. Which will...
They're English. Some are Denby, some Bourne, some Langley.
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