Old Chinese ones don't have signature canes, but it's always worth looking at weights. It's not really true to say unmarked weights are low...
From the postcode, no later than 1917. Very high quality. Hawkes are now Gieves and Hawkes. Hawkes bought 1 Savile Row in 1912, so you're...
They're in drachma, so pre adoption of the euro.
I think you found a nice little Victorian silver fob dangle.
I swear if I sold my garden ornaments I'd make a fortune! I've SIX old chimney pots, all of which were freebies, from locals doing up houses....
That's a point, I'd forgotten Urdu.
I've got a couple of these, bought empty in our local Chinese hypermarket, once the eggs were unpacked. They're not expensive, but make really...
Arabic, so that or Farsi. Not Indian.
Value isn't much, as it's only one of a pair. Twenty quid or so over here.
Arg.
The older Chinese ones are getting quite collected over here.
A repro, rather than a fake, so decorative value.
Don, I don't think that's European 19th C majolica. The numbering is all wrong, and both base and moulding look very like much of the recent Asian...
it's absolutely typical in terms of the glass colour and patterning of older, almost antique Chinese weights I've seen here. The glass recipe...
Caused by too many baked beans.
Box is Czech, can't remember who (Epiag?). Vase is modern Asian.
I'm with garniture, it's typical.
Farsi is the language, farci means stuffed. ;)
There's a couple of old lawnmowers on it, with cable, so scrappie would love that.
Older Chinese, I suspec, by which I mean 1930s.
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