If you're on Facebook, there's an excellent group for Mystery British Studio Pottery Marks. If they don't know, no one will. That second one isn't...
I'm in the UK. That carving is absolutely typical of late Art Deco styles here, as is the wood. Whilst furniture design was very restricted in...
The epitome of a brain fart!
Either jsut pre WW2 or not long after.
Textured dichroic, perhaps.
My mind is a bottomless pit of mostly nonsense with the occasional gurgle pop sound as a useful fact rise to the top......
It's worth it. My other favourites are Charles Hajdamach on British Glass and a book called the Doulton Lambeth Wares. Oh, and the big Jacksons...
Benny Mottzfeldt!
Oh, seconded, those things are wonderful. I had 9 carat gold where the alloy had tarnished, brought it up very finely.
I have famly in Ontario and a fair bit of Canadian ancestry. :)
I paid full whack for it a few years back. ;) It's been useful though. One of those I use a great deal.
Scandinavian, and I can't remember who.
The UK, honey, I'm in London.
That's the book I looked through, McCubbin seems the closest match. The others don't have encircled marks or the G is totally wrong.
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