Definiutely not 1850, there's no monarch's head or duty mark. And the style is typically 70s Victorian revival here. Also, the anchor shape is...
I have Lebanese neighbours. They FEED me! Wonderful food.
The trolls are Pukeberg or Hadeland, can't recall which off hand.
Air museum? Which one?
New one on me, and I've a fair bit of Doulton. Someone's logo, I think - hotel or retailer?
Correct, but I happen to know the Ronsons didn't start anything much till post war. ;)
I was clear as mud. ;) Heron was certainly started post war, the Ronsons didn't get going till then. I know of them quite well, but I hadn't...
They've been cut. Mine have long pieces of plain fabric attached, sometimes with fringe ties, some with sort of clips to them.
Seconded, Cheryl.
The thing that CAN get confuzzled with saphiret is butterfly wing, sometimes.
I said that. ;)
fwiw, without wanting to hornet this, I can't see anything wrong with Wayne's body language, it's yer standard Brit Bloke. The rest of it has...
Absolutely not saphiret, it's AB.
Not 1940. Our furniture factories were making guns and bombs then. It's clunkier than the 20s Deco stuff we did, so it may be very late 30s....
Those shield are certainly 60s and later, I've a few of them. The manufacturing method of this rather reminds me of a necklace I posted here a...
Very 1980s, I still have some. They're parts of belts.
First one is a 1950s/60s travelling vanity set. Not huge value, maybe the twenty dollar range again. Second is a very nice minaudiere compact...
I had a silver one with dot marks. Done by whoever sold it to the person, probably their name. Mine was Egyptian.
Don is spot on. These came in assorted colour variants, too.
Yup. Think fancy set Victorian dinner table. The sugar might have been for strawberries or whatever.
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