British. Isle of Wight I think.
It certainly ought to be Beswick or SylvaC, and the backstamp looks more SylvaC ish. Shape is Deco, colour is 70s. I think it might be Bretby.
Agreed: AB.
May be earlier and tricky to say: these were made from at least the mid 19th C. Stick some images of it in a bit more detail on the Pottery...
Not one of ours, imo. German or Austrian, probably.
Oh, it's in the Hoard. I cannot resist silver bangles. I don't think this is of enough potential value to have pseudo marks, so I'm with Cheryl.
Your teapot is a brown Betty.
I suspect twice that!
I've never known a seller who wasn't a collector. And with the ratio skewed in favour of the latter. ;) I want the bird group very badly indeed.
Oh dear. Didn't need to find this. https://www.dawsonsauctions.co.uk/news/large-collection-of-martin-ware/
Nursing chair. Mid 19th to 1880s ish.
Import marks hadn't occurred to me, I'll squint at it again with that in mind. The middle one is definitely 925, but it's the only legible mark!
Don't you dare polish that! I'm thinking Scottish.
Yeah, I was hoping the bigger one might look vaguely familiar!
Posted on the Finds thread, now hallmark images as well. There's three wee cartouches, the middle reads 925. Another odd shaped one to the left of...
The counter on that is that the fruits on the OPs weight are more St Louis. ;) The only sure id is often a spectrometer: each maker had their...
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That's a seriously good weight. I suspect St Louis or possibly New England Glass. St Louis is more likely. Google on fruit basket paperweights,...
Harrachov for an importer called Jaffe Rose.
Yesterday's AR had not a single valuation. It was all about the day WW2 started with some absolutely astonishing pieces of history. Wonderful. I...
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