The numbering style looks German.
That's about right.
I am with @bercrystal . Sunshine cloth.
If you get over here ever, let me know. I can be a quite decent tour guide. ;)
Please continue!
Glorious, isn't it. As you can see, it does show that Gothic is WAY earlier than the 19th!
Minute quibble. It's Bedfordshire: Beds is the abbreviation but not part of the full name.
Certainly late 19th.
Wouldn't have a leopard head, as it's Newcastle. I've a theory that some makers went to the cheapest assay office possible.
aka vesta.
Whole thing, please?
I'm with aj on this. Dutch or thereabouts and 20s. Indian carving is quite different. I suspect the reason for the black marks is that the rattan...
Screams 80s.
That style is still around, although I'd agree this one is 60s ish. I've an almost identical one bought new in the early 2000s.
You can still buy those movements, but yes, West Germany ought to mean 80s into 90s on them.
I've seen exceeingly ornate carved stable goods here: I think it's been forgotten that country houses were as decorative for horses, say as for...
They don't eat out of them, anund.
I'm very dubious about the attribution. As I said, if it were European, I'd expect to have seen one or two in my time.
I'm thinking that liveauctioneers is pretty flaky on this one, especially as it simply says "continental". I've had a look through a few...
I have never ever seen anything like that as a kitchen wall rack.
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