I'd call it a lidded urn.
They may also have had caravans.
Obsessive Compulsive, me. Geek.
Ah, indeed. My phonetic representation was a bit off. ;)
Funnily enough, I saw some piggies hanging down like this today. I still can't remember the damn maker.
Sauce bowls. When these were made, sugar was lumps from a loaf. I'm dead jealous.
That mustard pot isn't Bow, it's Chinese, and relatively recent. There's lies, damn lies and 1stdibs lunacy. Your plate is nicer, too. I'm...
FIFTY CENTS? Get down there NOW.
Gut feel is Chinese export.
There was a British company did them, I've three with a different fabric print. Bother. It's something to do with Hornsea, too. Name has the word...
HOO! RUN! Nantagrw is hen's teeth rare. Grab them. There's a wonderful museum project, who are remaking designs, I'd contact them....
They're bulrushes in the UK , one L. Ca ttails in the USA.
1980s, and they came with different "fabric" prints on pottery. I cannot for the life of me recall who made the things.
My calla/arums look just like the left hand ones. Given this is almost certainly a UK tile, I don't think they'd use a sub tropical "houseplant" -...
It's not a philodendron. They aren't water marginals. It's this: [IMG]
Do you know, I don't remember! There was a cracking pub about a mile away and we also ate in a vast vaulted sort of cheerful pub in Appledore.
My gut feel is that they're wrong uns. The bag isn't right for a start.
And mine.
Bulrushes, water lilies aka nymphaea and zantedeschia - arum or calla lily. I think she's simply a rather lovely water nympth.
Earrings. There's a name for them I've quite forgotten.
Separate names with a comma.
