Bourne/Langley did it too, but there's another company. Bother.
May well be English. My brain isn't working: there's a company which made tobacco jars with that random sort of cloudy glaze and had clay like that.
Had a sort of flip over clasp. The reason I was thinking watch is firstly that Swiss Made bit - I wonder if this was one of those sets of watch...
Yup. Don't do it.
I think that migt be a watch strap.
There you go! ;)
Davey, that's the early Shaw and Copestake mark. http://www.thepotteries.org/mark/s/shaw_cop.html
Fairy is one of the few mainstream brands that is worth buying. Way better than the cheapoes. Ma used Fairy soap on stains before they went in...
The bowl is indeed Bagley Equinox and has nothing to do with fishie. Not sure fishie is Inwald, it's a bit skinny for that.
Iznik. Turkey, as Debora says.
Very wise, that. If cell masts are out and power is out, then if you've an old fashioned phone, it will still work: it takes its power from the...
I'd be very surprised if a decent hotel had bought fakes.
Is there anything on the back of those tiles? They're Victorian, typical of hall floor tiles.
I love it. Brush down carefully with a soft brush - wallpaper one, would do it - on the outside. You could clean it with a bit of Fairy in hot...
These didn't always have a top, but yes, we do have the equivalent to Hoosier cupboards. My grandmother had one in bright yellow. flour bins, the...
Aha. That makes sense, it looks Dutch or German. @Any Jewelry ?
Arg, no. It'll take what remains of the print off.
I still say records. ;) Wish I could find mine.
Which country is this in please?
Oof, there's a subject and a half. ;) The colour of the clay for one thing: mostly not that white, so possibly before white Cornish clay was...
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