It's a hanging plate, of course.
Ignore me, I had a brain fart. Not a lion armorial. Eagle or gryphon head.
It hs age, that hinge is late19th/early 20th. it does look Eastern or perhaps North African. @Any Jewelry ?
You daft lot!
The lion is an armorial, so presumably he was copying that as well.
Over here, that sort of safety pin back is usually thirties.
Yup. A good hobby painter on a blank.
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Don't argue with foxen, eh? Big toofs. Noisy buggers they are, too.
I'd have said Thai not Indian from the dancer. Well worth a fiver. Indian silver is hardly ever marked.
If ever you get any Adderley Rosemary in a box lot, do let me know please.
I'd keep it, I love outdoor pots. Get a Strong Person to help. ;)
Hard to tell, isn't it - that shape and the top glaze are an old form.
It looks Provencal. Olive or oil jar shape and a nice one, the weathering is great. That's got to be fifty quid's worth at the least.
....and en route, malt whisky!
Neo classical. It may have been a garniture.
Haggis is much improved by a dram of single malt.
I'd use a can of compressed air on it, then spray window cleaner, works well. And those are paeonies. Leaf, people, leaf - everything in plant...
Style is classic sixties.
We don't do Windex. ;) Mr Muscle! I'm not convinced it's a vulpine toof, these were usually souvenirs of some game hunt or other. Thank you for...
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