Fused and slumped, fairly recent. Nice though.
Silver metal clay, hm?
Fascinating and a real piece of history. That looks so 50s: the company were way ahead, indeed.
Alabaster for sure, given they're Italian.
Small 19th C silver bits and even little gold things were often not marked at all. Front certainly looks silver, the back might not be. The...
Try a hair dryer on it first.
Oh, PLEASE no paint! That look and quality has worth.
Those both look English to me.
I think late 1950s, possibly teak. Nice.
Tibetan prayer stick. I think it's mssing some dangles.
Reasoning, fid?
I wonder if that was part of a door plate.
The cabinets would sell better in London - friend sold a similar one to that first one at Bainbridges for about forty quid. Wardrobe is lovely and...
I'd think it's between the wars Bohemian.
1980s gets my vote. Possibly Hong Kong. The design is nice, even if the quality isn't there.
The mark is something &L I think. I don't think it's citrine, it's too vivid.
Yup. Not a fake, just a mistake. A travelling sticker.
A mezuzah goes on the door surround of an observant Jewish household with a verse from the Torah in it. Don't ask me which, I was raised RC. ;)...
I doubt the sticker has anything to do with the decanter. And I suspect the decanter is Bohemian.
Hokay. The mark in the middle, that dot line dot one, is Louisa Charlotte Marriott who worked at Doulton from 1902 to 1918 ish. The other mark...
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