Godden agrees on that date - and the style is spot on Edwardian.
I think you scored.
I saw - they're really good on early stuff.
It is indeed, isn't it fine? I'd no idea what it was when I bought it. The auction house didn't know either. ;)
There's a clear protective wax you can buy over here, if I can recall the name. That cast iron cook ware would need to be proofed again. We...
I saw stuff like this in Cairo in both the 90s and more recently.
You'd think the seller would have gone through them, but hey! Very nice.
The PAS are a great bunch.
Who on earth DOES that! I wonder if someone had stolen them and then dumped - or some wronged family member? Weird.
Let's see what they say!
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Try on the British Pottery and Porcelain FB group. There's a couple of absolute whizzes on New Hall and so on there.
They all look lateish nineteenth to me.
Try emailing the Portable Antiquities Service. That does look bronze to me, too. How big is it?
it's pretty new.
I think glazed pottery.
I've a ritual of going to the Olympia Horse Show every Christmas with my BFF. She's got a Knabstrupper. Biggest mare you ever saw in your life, 16...
I've had some Lutken, it's lovely stuff.
It means first quality as opposed to a second. That Lutken is super.
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