I'd let him take the offer.
That patina looks awfully considered. I'd be wary: I'm no expert on old Oriental fo dogs, but these look decorator items. My gut feel is no more...
;) It's the thing of if you see lots of them, you get familiar. This style did go on till into the 20th, but my gut feel is 19th. They were...
......with matching cocktail cupboards!
These were wildly fashionable reprints in the 1970s.
It's mid to late 19th Century, made in Staffordshire somewhere. Polychrome decorated over transferware with a bit of a nod towards an Imari colour...
I know it's only Bradford Exchange, but I love wolves - and it's silver, and cost me all of ten dollars. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Hang on. This is a table with a metal gallery: [IMG] However, I think yours may have had a far simpler on, perhaps just a metal rod on legs,...
I loved those wee bread tins and the loaves, too. I cannot find this bottle anywhere. I bought some R White's lemonade ones, too, but those are...
I cite Pandora. Not all that well made I do so agree on designers. There's a couple of reasonably modern Scottish ones I'll buy, because they...
Mm, the more I look, the more I think it had a metal gallery - a very simple brass one.
Excellent points, Lucille.
If it's UK, Gucci stores won't authenticate. Also worth remembering that there is a thing about people wanting NEW! and BOXED! and from a mall,...
Me too - you can't see what it sold for, I suppose?
Oh, that looks fine. I think a faker would be unlikely to go to such minute detail. I've got those cat earrings, bought new in the US about thirty...
It's very similar indeed, thank you. They've no evidence for art deco. ;)
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