I'm seeing 29 items.
A tad too sweet for me, although I can be persuaded. I like a smoky or peaty malt.
There's an excellent Facebook group for Doulton Lambeth, they'll know.
You're very welome, they're lovely.
I'm rather partial to malt whisky. Ma drank it as an aperitif. Nice cut lead crystal glasses, and a drop of water to it.
The one on that link was made about five minutes ago, I reckon. I'm still voting modern Asian on this.
More like forget me not flowers. Violets have five petals but held as two above and three below. Nott all the same size. This: [IMG] Whereas...
Sorry to be so slow. Yes, Eliza Simmance. Mary Aitken, 1875 to 94 at Doulton. The G is Alice Groom, agreed. The m is Emily Mayes, first listed...
You might try the glassmessages board.
I see jadeite, not glass. And it would be very very unusual for a Chinese piece to use Czech glass. Caveat is that I suppose it's feasible the...
That's a poinsettia.
That swirl and the way it's joined, plus the overall shape of it. That colour and the vase in totality , the sort of ribbed look too.
I think sort of single dahlia, but daisy will do. ;) Modellers aren't botanists, often.
Studio glass is a mare. I don't think the second is Italian, fwiw. The technique is fused and slumped.
I'd think German or Czech.
Not the quality, imo.
I can't read that registry number, what is it?
Over here, Brown Betty has come to mean shape and colour, regardless of body clay. (We don't really call it redware.)
The Chinese do love carnelian though. I bought a silver sixpence bracelet yesterday with one of those Chinese export clasps, so the components...
I had that very conversation with someone at the booty yesterday! We agreed that on rainy days, we paw over the Hoard.
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