They're American. ;) Red swamp or signal crayfish....
Absolutely!
Avon Skin So Soft oil is your friend. ;) Or plenty of malt.
It was weight dependent - under 1g for gold, from memory, was exempt. Yes, monarch's head goes on gold as well. That 9 and .375 was introduced...
The Scottish Pottery Society is excellent. Take midge repellent if you're going to the Highlands, it'll be that time of year. ;)
You need more coffee. ;)
I dunno. My gut feel is it's fairly modern, having seen a few similar. There's shops doing those hook and ball dangle clasps now.
I agree on 1934 too and with AJ's points. Cartouche shape is never conclusive, it's the letter that matters.
I'm not seeing Englisch? These were reproduced in the 70s, and I suspect that's its date. Shops like F&M sold them avec fromage.
I fiind Roman tile sherds sometimes.
I'm rather fond of York Peppermint Patties, and I do miss Sees: they did very nice fresh fruit dark chocolate truffles. If anyone loves dark...
I wonder if you find more English than Scottish in the US - and also later, given the early stuff was kitchen ware, not exported? Especially as we...
Yup, I is a Brit Londoner. Whitmans! I remember flying out to Washington, TWA, in the late 70s. Business trip, so I flew Club. They gave gifts,...
Aha. Yeah, the pine cone is Pennino.
Badger, it might well have been. Ah yes, escapees. Our canals are full of crayfish. The Environment Agency encourage fishing the beasts and they...
Image looks Commedia de l'arte.
It's Chinese and modern. They're rather nice: that square base is one clue.
Yup, spongeware, probably Scottish, and I'd agree on mid to late 18th. Lovely stuff.
Cheers - I've had brooches and bits signed Germany with that glass.
The non food use stamp is a clue. ;)
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