The Sadler is still a Brown Betty.
Empoli. Absolutely typical with that stem and foot.
What? What? I'm a Doulton Lambeth addict and admin a group. ;) The main decorator would sometimes have done the more complex parts of a piece,...
We're Hoard twins. ;) Satin beads look sixties German or Japanese. Did you get a UV on the yellow ones? Screw fit earrings are often 30s or 40s....
What country are you in Rob?
Gut feel is Indonesian, but we need photos of the construction and innards, please.
Miracle was made in Birmingham. ;) Glasgow is my ancestry. I've had the best hangovers of my life there.
Nice work! Glasgow is infinitely superior.....
Yup, lovely bit of Chinese export. That back is typical.
Could be, or somewhere up on the border. A fair bit of this shows up in London.
I'm not sure they're Chinese, they've a bit of age - and that rolled gold 9 ct thing? Thank you for that Ebay link, I definitely got a bargain. ;)
They are a workhorse teapot, those. I've a baby one. Athough, the teapot I use every day is an Old Hall stainless steel one, designed by Robert...
Ah, the bear is Jemez!
I should have known that, she's on franc coins.
From India, I'd say.
Beads from the car boot to be restrung when I find my tuit. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Amongst a job lot, were these. The Chinese one is carnelian with a Hong Kong 14 K mark. Anyone got a better squint at what the squiggle might be...
I used a Sunshine on the gold one, that helped. A base metal one is still discoloured, but it doesn't show when I wear it.
Try doing a rubbing of it, like a brass rubbing.
Variant on the Georges Sand colour.
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