Yup, it's Hindu. I see that symbol a great deal.
I grew up with Utility furniture. If you search on Tudor Rose wardrobe rather than armoire, you'll find a fair few, especially in the UK.
There you go. 1941 to 51, roughly. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CC41
Nope! It's post 1941, that's a Utility Furniture mark.
I think that's very sensible. People like sets.
The British Porcelain FB page may well know, again. ;) I think a little earlier.
Sometime around the 1830s to 60s I suspect.
My catholic upbringing thinks that the number of beads indicated which prayer was to be used.
Nice beads. My gut feel is 1950s. Too long for pre war.
I suspect simply ornamental rather than for a purpose.
Leaves are wrong and no tendrils, though.
How many thousands of Hail Marys is that?
Meh, if you don't like it, I'll take it off your hands as a public service.
Amen.
It does look like a legume.
I sold a couple of old Minton tiles for well over the equivalent of $30.
i suspect they're hobby moulds.
I've had those Hoja dishes with labels. If the stopper doesn't wobble, it's right. Cheap denture tablets are your friend. If they don't work,...
It's neither dandelion or thistle, but the botany brain isn't working. It's one of those creeping herb like natives. Back in a bit. Thinking.
Davidson pearline, possibly. On the opalescent.
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