That's a right bugger's muddle. Necklaces are nice, camphor, I like the diamante, but I'm a sucker for that stuff. Lockdown has disclosed I have...
Oh and I think the chair is late 19th, well worth a fiver.
I adore that stuff. We had an Austrian Jewish restaurant close by for many years. They did it with a blackcurrant sauce. The best schnitzel too....
They're single chrysanthemums if that helps find the pattern. But yes, numbers rather than names.
Vase, I agree. Might be Italian.
I've come across bun stabber as a hair thing. Meat fork seems feasible to me.
The one called that here is arum maculatum. Different plant in the US.
I have that wee hare! Rosenthal, indeed. Given to me when I was in my early teens by our au pair, whose mama worked for them.
It really isn't a term here at all, someone has been having you on. You don't spear scones or slice a Garibaldi.
I've never heard them called that here.
I keep finding things I have NO memory of ever buying..... Yeah, lockdown bored and trawling through the Hoard. There's a song in that.
I have to ask where you got that wooden ruler. Love it.
One pickle fork has a registry number but I can't read it. Is that green handle cold or warm?
A Pforzheim maker? That's a thought.
I'd suspect French. Mark is familiar, damn it.
I'm absurdly fond of Toledo Ware, as well as proper damacscene.
Would you believe I used to code this stuff? ;)
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Most welcome.
Impressed Wedgwood mark from 1759 to 1891. You've got impressed date letters too - the H at the end indicates 1879.
Separate names with a comma.
