The etching is known as battuto. 1970s ish, probably Japanese, Not massive worth,maybe a tenner.
Lovely colour. Georgian paints were astonishingly vivid.
Before the 19th C, almost no gold jewellery was marked in the UK, despite our assay laws. Once you get to the late 1800s, more marsk, not always...
1950s.
Missing a glass insert.
I'd agree on about the £80 mark.
That would be 1830s ish here, although the feet are most untypical.
AHA! I tihnk you're right.
Spanish souvenir.
Bet it's a wee cottage. That's a blue leprechaun.
It would have been a sort of moquette or tapesty look.
Not strictly ecclesiastical, in that it would have been in a home, not a church. I'd agree on 1860s ish and on, it's nicely carved. However, that...
Spot on, it's Troyan Pottery from Bulgaria. Unmistakable.
I'm leaning to the late 19th. I would honestly look for better castors: the refinish is very good, but those look all wrong to me.
Shape looks right for 30s. Drawers are very odd.
So it is! I've just had another thought. The colours on this are very reminiscent of 1970s Cornish pottery. As is that sgraffito. I wonder if...
Heh. ;) I've seen a lot of this stuff, and own some. It's nice stuff.
I've seen a fair bit of Roman pottery. This isn't a Roman or Greek glaze. French is entirely feasible, a couple of hundred years old perhaps. The...
Buxo pottery from Catalunya. https://www.pamono.eu/mid-century-spanish-black-ceramic-vase-by-thomas-buxo-1960s
The houses do have Dutch gables, which you get here, too. The woman looks like a typically depicted English 1960s housewife, tho'. I wonder what...
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