It wouldn't surprise me if it were Belgian. Certainly has the look and the right clay.
Mine too. I'd like to know where this was found or where it lives, and why French is thought possible.
Yup!
Soup spoons, of course, but that's not a general shape, it's specific to function, and of a higher class for want of a better term. That style...
I'll be interested to see the back of that. I think it's older: 1920s ish.
You could get it restored: not cheap but it's a nice wee thing.
I've seen restorers here use teeny tiny splints, but it's fiddly as heck.
I've a pad foot foldover mahogany tea table which needs work. Polishing and a bit of repair. Bigger than yours: we used it as a small dining table...
Also made in Bohemia, but that red is more typically Italian. 1960s made by many many factories.
Rounded wires, which look hand done.
That's France for you. This is English Heritage on the subject: http://blog.english-heritage.org.uk/top-10-toilets-through-time/ . As it says,...
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