Newer. The older ones don't have Phillips head screws. Those are pretty recent screws. I'd still buy them mind you, I like Ercol.
That would fool many, it's excellent quality. I'd think Bohemian: that was where the serious craft was. It's in the style of late 19th to my eye,...
Sideboard on my side of the pond.
It's absolutely typical of a 19th C double sided watch fob.
Boudoir chairs here, too.
The thing about transferware is that china factories bought in already printed transfers, then used them. That's why you get multiple factories...
You're very welcome. It's a nice plate, a bit of history.
I thought Salviati, fwiw, with that aventurine.
Second one does indeed look to be British, made by some factory or other in Staffordshire in the early to mid 1800s. Bone china I'd think. It's...
I'd agree on post war - that's based on it saying Made in Spain as much as anything, that really didn't happen before. The VIIII thing happened...
I'd not pay much above eighty quid and that would be pushing it. The glass is of no age.
In many ways this is why I rather like my regular house clearance boys.They know I'll pay fair, and they don't pull that silly thing of it being...
Bingo! Many thanks anund. How did you find those?
I'd need skeletal wrists. ;)
Definitely napkin rings.
They're really well made and heavy. It's something like TL inside a C? then in a square.....
Biggest earrings on the planet, pearlised celluloid or similar. And an interesting little necklace. Cut faceted lead crystal I find a lot, but...
Picked these up today, might be silver plate, might be pewter. Nice heavy bark finish sort of brutalist and signed. Anyone recognise the mark...
Yes, it is, well spotted.
I've a feeling it's an earlier Napier mark.
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