They're firing cracks from manufacture. English, 1830s, 40s. The blue is flow blue, the flowers look handpainted. flowers are auriculas.
Clean up the glass very nicely, and as it's sterling will do no harm to the metal. I don't leave it in for all that long. A good swoosh.
Sad, isn't it. I'd rather Freegle or freecycle it if I can. Some Hornsea does sell well: the mugs, always and some patterns, also butter dishes...
My thought is to freeze it, too. That usually works, makes the tape brittle.
Nice between the wars Bohemian/Czech. It needs a vinegar bath, then a gentle rub with a Sunshine cloth.
About twenty quid the lot.
Sorry, I meant yours - Bohemian, late 19th.
Yup, I've got clips like that.
Christopher Dresser ugly pot for £1.50. A signed Keith Murray glass jug, same amount. 18 carat gold bracelet for a whole pound. Christofle ice...
If it was bought for much under 200 it was a steal.
Fakeroony time.
Delphis and Aegean ranges.
Clay looks west country.
Pritchard. Chancer.
Bohemian. White glass enamel, and nice ones. Late 19th. Pineapples? Heavens, you French. ;)
I love these. They're honest, too - utility useable things.
I'd think cast marble - base is wrong for resin. Still some age to them. Pay what you think they're worth as something you like. I'd haggle, but I...
Enchanting early and rare snuffbox. Often pearwood, English. Shape is dead right for the style of shoe at the date. The initlals and date also...
Hm.... North African or Turkish? @Any Jewelry
Czech, certainly. Hobnail pattern.
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