One for @Any Jewelry perhaps. Where do you reckon this is from? It was so filthy, I actually broke my rule and silver dipped it. I also need to...
I've used a pair of tights stretched over a vacuum cleaner nozzle.
I do rather like playing with phone cold callers. I think it's my feline ancestry.
Hmph. I don't know a single one of my Jewish friends or relations who'd junk a Qu'ran, nor do I know any of my Muslim ones who'd junk a bible. I...
There you go. It might have been quite a squat decanter.
The one with RH is a Chelsea Pensioner. The bloke with the ruff is a Beefeater. I've never seen a town crier like that, but hey.
That's it exactly - upside down. The one in that Ebay link looks Italian, fwiw.
It's a stopper! For a honking great big Bohemian green cut to clear decanter.
;) Most welcome!
Thirded. 1950s into 60s.
New one on me. They look to be 70s or 80s repros, not high value. I'd trawl through Ebay UK, see if anyone has similar.
It'll be something connected with wild or woodland flowers. The cups have hawthorn on one, and gorse on the other. The yellow daisies are...
The pendant is indeed millefiori. You can buy these in Venice, and they were also made by some Scottish companies, most notably Caithness. I think...
Sorry, too much shorthand on my part! There was a bit of a thing for people to buy a blank plate, then paint designs on them. So, yes, hobby...
Anemone. Hobby on a blank.
Looks faience.
It isn't a pattern name it says something like designed in 1893. And actually, it might be Latin.
I bought a really nice brand new Peter Hahn yellow pure Tasmanian wool cardigan. Three quid to me, over a hundred new. ;)
We called those radiograms.
I wondered that, but the text is in Italian.
Separate names with a comma.
