It's too old to be Anita Harris, imo.
I suspect it's a bird bath.
Interesting. Picotee is normally banded or striped. That's more like Delphis which is much later.
I've seen that cat before. I think it's a British - London - mediaeval one, but blowed if I remember what.
Thinking about it, the Givenchy hang tag came from something else.
It's studio pottery. I'd be looking for one local to where you found it.
Givenchy did costume. It's not wildly expensive though. The only real way with the Tiffany is test it and/or take it to one of their shops. If...
Givenchy. I doubt the Tiffany is real.
Thanks sis - interesting and a good image. Not Czech, anyhow. ;)
Whole ring please? Are you sure it's not 750? Italian, anyhow.
Says Made in Ireland though. Of that period, it would say Czech or Czecho-Slovakia or some variant. It's 1920s/30s with that air brush work.
The pearls may well all be real, but newish inexpensive ones, other than that one with the push in clasp, which is faux. That brown banded one is...
I'd say Irish. Them is shamrocks, sort of. It's not a Wild and Adams mark, nor is it their style.
Bring them on, we like mysteries
Gooseberry conserve, made from the cooking varieties, is a lovely sharp taste. Have a look at gooseberry fool, too. Car boot man also grows white...
It is definitely not "the" Bow. That was wonderful fine porcelain and bone china, hand decorated. Rare as hen's teeth too. This vase is transfer...
Not British, look at that seven. Even without that, I'd say German or Austrian. Late 19yj.
Maybe mustard.
There's goosegogs and there's goosegogs.When you get them in supermarkets, which isn't often as they're a bugger to pick, they're those little...
British 18 ct mark. I've seen quite a few with that kind of wear.
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