@KSW - I thought I remembered it being in the Bible. Page 264 of a wonderful book called the Doulton Lambeth Wares. [ATTACH]
The flask is a well known and documented Doulton Lambeth design. A quick google on Doulton Lambeth book flasks will show that, but I've seen them...
I'm addicted to spaceflight and astronomy themed weights. I've got the newer Caithness ones, but I'd kill for older ones.
I've a scarf with those. Ma bought it for me from Morocco in the early 70s.
I'd see that flask at around the fifty to seventy mark. Join the Doulton Lambeth Stoneware group on Facebook, someone will grab it.
Twenty nine quid! ARG. You stole that. ;)
My cousin does that dancing and also Georgian, too. And the whole singing thing.
It's absolutely right. I do indeed love Doulton, specifically Lambeth. As I've said, I'm sure, London is built on and of it. Plumbing, sewers,...
PS. Doulton loved doing faux objects like this. I've a leather jacket jug with stitching. If you didn't know it was ceramic, you'd think worn...
I'm here! Not getting alerts for some reason. I blame lockdown. It's spot on right, and the lid is original. Can you try to clean up those...
I'd call that a bun clasp or clip. It's reminiscent of stuff we wore in the seventies. I suspect it's crafted.
You did a good pick. I'd love to know what else he had. It's those flowers that look old Chinese to me, although the lampwork lady bird is unusual...
I knew it was Perthshire, and then saw the cane. I see a lot of them here! Love the wee bug one.
I think someone made those up. The dangles look as though they came from an older chain linked necklace and the earrings may have just been the...
The millefiori is Scottish, Perthshire - see the P cane?The blue one. Bug may actually be early Chinese, as in 1930s.
The travel pouches are very much in the style of someone who's name has gone. Arg. Peynet?
If it's Catholic, it won't be Masonic, if you see what I mean. We were taught that Masonry was heathen. ;) Having said that, my devoutly...
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It's weird, isn't it. I've never had olive oil go off, even when we've had very hot summers.
Hm. Linthorpe?
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