That's Burslem not Lambeth, so less easily pinned down. I had a Viridian vase: they're 20s/30s.
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Nicie armorial on those.
You're very welcome. This one is some kind of base metal or maybe low grade silver, I've other non silver ones which have the sort of chromed finish.
These do show up in the UK a great deal. The ones with no inlay on the legs are usually Indian.
It'd not be later than 1884.
Me three. Looks more like alabaster or something.
That's a British diamond registry mark. If you can get a rubbing of it, or put something like coffee powder to highlight it, we may be able to get...
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These are post war, usually. Little souvenirs. I suspect made by somewhere like Bovey Tracey, the brushwork is very Plichta like.
Educated guess. It does look as though it says Belgium and that glaze is typical of Belgian pots.
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All I can find on t'interweb is that MTL might mean Montreal! Anyone? It's heavy. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Artecor Belgium.
And here. The round bits are prunts.
Do they feel warm or cold? What happens with a UV light?
I like the amber a great deal, but I think the bracelet is the most interesting. I've elastic somewhere.....
Paging @Any Jewelry This has an Austro Hungarian feel to me. Lovely stones.
The crossovers go back well before the 70s.
I went to car boot, they'd not updated the phone line. It was SHUT. Pah. Did one yesterday which got rained on, but I still got Stuff. I am in a...
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