I think closer to 1910s or even early 20s. Looks a bit Day of the Dead to me. South American perhaps?
Sowwy! ;)
Without wishing to divert this back into reality, it's a bell pull.
And then swish around a lot. ;)
You'd be surprised: a fair few hotels and restaurants here did this. Wedgwood had sound commercial brains and it wasn't that expensive to add a...
May I have the leaf please? it's lovely! Bear hugs!
OOOOOOHHHH!
That variant of the Portland Vase mark is 1900 and later. It might be a hotel or similar.
That clasp looks very typical of 1980s costume to me.
Truth!
I've seen that edging added to stop rug creep.
Can you get some close ups of the pearls and clasps, please.
That should work. Those are useful tables.
1950s. Tea trolley here, but also drinks. It would upcycle well.
The interior layout is brilliant, isn't it.
I thought Arras, then realised it had been said. Well done Ruth. Using battle names is quite common on these, I've seen Ypres on some.
I suspect from what you've said about the handles that it wasn't meant to have a lid. I love Stinton's work.
I give up.
Made by the Durand Group, moulded glass. One of their trade names.
Harry Stinton is almost a certainty, he did highland cattle all the time. Can you see any signature? Needs a top down view to decide if it had a...
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