Most welcome. Nice find.
Sorry, Avon made NA lookalike jewellery.
Yup, the dimply bit. It may be later, there was a revival of this in the 50s.
1930s hyacinth bowl, mottled ware, probably English, possibly Beswick.
Not jasperware, that's only if it's Wedgwood and unglazed. ;) The proper term is sprigged.
We shipped blank boxes all over the world, so they show up. ;)
Most welcome, what a nice little freebie! Looks like some kind of municipal building or a hotel to me.
Photos to follow, but at an auction yesterday I finally bought a Caithness luckenbooth brooch and a USSR Sputnik tea glass and holder. Well pleased.
Looks To/unbridge Ware to me. Late 19th.
Avon did those, or similar.
Yup, agree on Maas, it works.
He's still a nussknacker, tho'.
I bet that was made in Empoli.
Chinese. Still made, were and are sold as decorator pieces.They are stands. Yours could be anything from the 1960s onwards, although it looks...
Interesting. Looks like a sulphide which has lost its back.
Sheffield was the great steel making town, so the cutlery went alongside. It's still made there, but is much down on what it once was. Nice link...
I like to corrupt the use of the English language by those outside the UK. ;)
Loads. I've got coasters, pendants and fridge magnets made from it.
Aha! That looks like it. So, I've a Latvian folk art vase decorated with Chinese blokes. Go figure. ;)
I do believe I used the bent as a nine bob note term. ;)
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