Late 19th C probably made in Stourbridge. That value is way over what it would be now. Here, about £50 to £70 the pair.
Royal Bayreuth Bavaria, between the two world wars. Again, lowish value.
Early 20th century. Not vast value, I see those here for under the equivalent of twenty dollars.
I suspect Italian.
1960s. Lord, I wore those.
I do think it depends where you are. I've a friend with a silver shop down the Portobello. He'll happily pay me over scrap - sometimes well over -...
It's absolutely Welz, typical colour and shape.
Need a picture of the whole thing.
Post them here, we can probably tell you. ;)
Which period of Moorcroft do you like?
You can get sort of double footed bales, too. Tripod shaped as it were. That would work.
A little later, I'd say, from the inlay, which is very Edwardian. Looks walnut. It also looks incomplete. I suspect it's half the top of a once...
The DIA thing is a make, but my brain has lost the plot on who.
You might be able to loop through a very fine chain, hm?
Snake is Victorian, they were a common motif.
Geek says generic train, but thinks not British.
Cuba is wildly popular as a holiday destination for Brits. I'd love to get out there.
Agreed, nightdress or pyjama bag. The idea was one put one's nightie in it, then laid it on the pillow.
I agree the style is, but the base, signature and blowing look more like a 20th C hommage to me.
Oh, and if it's 1855, it isn't Regency.
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