I've a few of those, too and see them often. Never ever found out who made them.
OMG! I worked with Sperry Univac systems. It became Unisys.
I did actually sell them. ;) Basket made £106, mug £66. I was quite happy with that.
It's low end 30s Staffordshire made, airbrushed and transfer.
I bought these at a car boot sale last December. Fiver each. Bloke even told me one was silver. They both were, and mid 19th at that. [ATTACH]...
I'd say new.
Mid 19th Staffordshire made.
Betrayed by the USA and the UK.
That's Parian Ware by the look of it. I think she was a figurine.
It's Austrian, from memory, I've forgotten who.
I'd not bother with an appraisal. Twice scrap sounds fair to me, too.
I'm surprised it's silver. I've seen a lot of enamelled pot metal ones with marcasite with this tweeness. aj, I doubt it's the same company, that...
You evil sod.
Certainly late 19th. That garter thing is wildly common here.
And again, the story of the Thames garnets. https://www.beachcombingmagazine.com/blogs/news/mudlarking-the-mystery-of-the-thames-garnets
Garnet chips, I've seen a fair few.
Good thinking.
IN Russian, too.
I can see letters. Can you try doing a rubbing or dusting some coffee powder or something in that mark?
Cold painted enamel on glass. I'd think erly 20th.
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