I'm not seeing anything on that to make it four figures. Can you call him and ask what he was on about? If the markings on the back are something...
Yup, pocket fruit knife carried by chaps.
Drawer handles are fine for British - they might be ours, but we imported. ;) Over here, it's not much more than a hundred quid, sadly. Use and...
Yup, confirms what I said.
Cheers!
Late 19th C Gothic Revival . Might be mahogany, photo isn't good enough. Sort of sideboard, but more likely to be used in a hall here. Not massive...
That two colour one is a Stag Minstrel piece. I own an un-got-at one. Mahogany solid fronts and veneer on solid wood, made in the 70s.
Tricia is in the UK I believe. 39 is roughly a 6 to 6 1/2 UK. I take a 37.5 which is a 4 1/2. I think those are an overshoe.
Shown on TV here and repeated last week, too. Peter Jackson is a genius. My pa recalled that when he joined up, there were men in their twenties...
Also known as trotting racing .
it's definitely Juin. There was some stuff with Auguste Saxe Coburg, I think.
I do flowers. ;)
I'm just wondering if this has some historical significance.
Hm. But Auguste is not French for August. It is, however, a name. So, was Auguste writing to Papa on the 21st of June 1845. Perhaps as the baby...
German, I suspect. Or Austrian. Let me think about JD. Late 19th.
Stylised chrysanthemum. Have a look at the leaf.
The paperweight is a close pack scramble on sodden snow. Clichy, circa 1850. I'm a bit pleased.
I vote Korea.
Smaller cigarettes in the past, hm?
Nice bags. I've got one somewhere. And..... drum roll . A keeper. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
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