Those two part ones were big in the 1990s.
Ebonising was earlier here, so I don't think this was. I suspect just a nice polish job. And I also go with my thought that it was caned, both...
I am fascinated by the legacy left by the Moors in Spain and elsewhere - language and food, for a start. And in Spain, a rebellion against the...
Can you post pictures of its underneath, feet base,back and some close ups, please? It's been stripped, which is a shame, but there's nothing to...
Headdress makes sense, and it ought to be a cavalry regiment. I've a feeling the bars are always that shape, regardless of regiment, but don't...
Beat me to it. I had a fair few of these pieces, never could id them till I found one with a label as well. Anglia Pottery. They do look hobby,...
Knowing the perversity of Stuff, it's probably worth a fortune.
It's an armorial and a cap badge by the look of it. Some regiment or other, I'll go look. Older, given how well made it is.
I've a friend who's walked the Camino de Santiago and is very proud of his scallop shell badge. They weren't exclusive to Jerusalem pilgrimages:...
Agreed, cannon ball.
Hobby painted on a blank.
Agreed, decorator's marks for piece work payment.
1960s. There's a very good Facebook page for Italian pottery who may be able to say which factory.
Well, except. German stuff imported into the UK after WW1 was very often marked Foreign, as there was a resistance to things German. After WW2,...
Late 19th into early 20th Austrian or German fairings. I have the identical shape,different flowers. Yours are lily of the valley.
Bou, you can buy really decent ring storage boxes on Amazon. Not expensive!
That one in your example is British and absolutely typical. Sold with breakfast tea in by many companies, 1910s to, oh, 1970s or so. Yours will be...
Pink is a big Thing in indian clothing and furnishings. I don't think it's a dupatta, too short. Probably just meant to be artfully draped over a...
I used to buy green tea in those in the 80s.
Small point. at the time, being written in French didn't neccessarily mean made for that market. It was as much a lingua franca as English:...
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