If you mean Jeremy Fisher, he's Beatrix Potter. ;)
Frog he would a wooin' go is the original. [IMG]
Mine too.
It's trying to be Worcester blush ivory but it isn't. 106 is the decorator's mark, so that they got paid, the impressed number is a shape mark....
It's the lion of Venice. I suspect 1960s/70s tourist pretty.
The native. ;)
I think your cupboard is a 19th C take on Gothic Revival. Don't think those panels are Jacobean, they're not right.
Some of us have met real pearlies. They do a great deal for charity in London: very strict rules on who can be one, and there are now many of non...
Top is much newer - could be ash or just newer unstained elm.
Most welcome.
Might be British, aj, we did similar. I'd agree on early 20th. Stick a label on it for a hundred quid and see what happens. Height will be the...
Not crackled and not glass. ;) Assemini pottery from Sardinia.
Certainly English, but a bit later than 17th C - late 18th/early 19th maybe - and not all of them were finely carved, especially some country...
Most welcome. That sort of V shape in the bottom casing is often a clue to Aseda.
Any clasp? Looks 70s Victorian Revival.
Aseda didn't always have their label, but sometimes simply a Made in Sweden one. Certainly looks like one of theirs. Ah. Got it. Not identical,...
Not Sklo, this is blown not moulded and doesn't look like a Sklo rim and dish base to me. I'd be looking at Scandi or Czech hand blown.
It actually looks like one of the USSR marks.
There's a link from 2010 where he got convicted, but I can't access it from my side of the pond.
Hm. He appears to be a rather naughty boy as well as a wood carver.
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