It's pretty typical of English ones. The shape is very nice, but I don't think youi'd get any decent wood finish on it. Again, it's one I'd paint.
I think Atlas had a clock once.
Shaw will be the retailer. I love the fact they sold tyres as well as beds and toys. Emporium!
Repro, but it might be an older one, this happened from the 19th C on.
Yup, hinge and clasp are spot on for late 19th/early 20th. I've had jewellery which has lost the stone from its peg sometimes.
A good cleaner ought to stretch them properly.
I'd call that a fold back rim, which may help search. 1930s classic style.
For once, I'd think that would look way better painted. Either a good solid or do something mad funky with it.
Yup, lever. You get two, three and four. Don't think I've seen five on furniture. Spot on davey.
It is NOT mahogany on pine veneer. It is stained pine, as @daveydempsey quite rightly says.
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Looks like the 1938 O.
That shouts 70s to me. I had tiled tables: still have one small one, loved them. Cleverest thing was a friend's dinner table, which had a row of...
Ah, but the older stuff is very atypical. ;) This is one I had, 1950s. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
That second one is a chap called Allan Thornton, who knows all there is to know. Nice man, too.
Vintage. Antique is defined as over a hundred years old.
Bargain.
It would be relatively expensive for the UK, but your market may vary.
I think these might be Aseda rather than Kosta.
Many fine old weights weren't marked - Clichy, for example. If you like it, buy it. Chinese weights can be lovely.
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