Looks spot on to me.
Gripoix?
Unknown maker: http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/what/444698-help-british-date-mark-gold-ring.html
More weekend stuffs. The heraldic one is interesting. Very well made but I can't work out if it's a real insignia or ladidadida fantasy. The...
Only if they've not shaved that morning.
It's possible that English is a design name given those twee cottages. That Williamsons mark is certainly very like.
Brown cardboard would be perfect. Inert but lets air in.
Those look more like budgies. ;)
Yeah, sparrows don't fart in the daylight. ;)
Someone will want them. Not as valuable as they once were, although the 18th C ones have a following.
Ah, sparrow fart.
They're known as breakfast cups and can be huge.
Most welcome. I had a total brain fart for a moment.
I think later ones, as in late 19th/early 20th.
The condition looks pretty decent, that craquelure isn't unusual.
Whoever wrote that stuff is smoking something. For a start, the registry diamond mark is when a design was registered not manufactured. And...
I especially like the bangle, but both are lovely.
Brain has woken up. It's Sowerby Glass Pandora's Box.
I've had that one! One of the North Eastern makers I think, but I'm half asleep. Biscuit barrel. 20s/30s.
Late 19th C majolica, British. Nice one.
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