That speaks fifties to me, too.
Raisins are good - as are those big fat yellow sultanas. I do the nutmeg late as it then crispies up the yummy skin. May have to go make one now.
I'd email them. This is one of their very new ones, may not even have a name.
Damn heretic colonials. ;) A PLASTIC TUB! <shudder> I spit on your plastic tubs, I tell you. Rice pud hath nowt to do with condensed or...
I've a little pyrography box somewhere that was my Pa's. Given to him, newish, from Bavaria in the 60s. Very similar, albeit sans horn.
And when I went to Catalunya, a few weeks later, they were already changing the street signs from Castellano to Catalan and you heard the language...
Hm. I've got some Gres poterie somewhere, I'll do a quick compare. Looks right though.
The minimum they will be worth is scrap, but those are very wearable, by both genders. I wear cufflinks with double cuff women's shirts....
Yup, that's dulce de leche, bakers. it makes amazing ice cream.
It wasn't scarceness of metal, it was freight costs and cheapness of manufacture. Tetrapaks, invented in Sweden were a revolution: they allowed...
Shorter stuff is generally of lesser value, I'm afraid. And decorators' initials will only add value if it's top end ceramic: Doulton Lambeth or...
Ah, but even now, cans are treated to boiling point for the purposes of preservation. Google on dulce de leche, you'll see!
Yeah, the pre iPhone days! ;)
Neodymium glass. Spectacle case wouldn't have a mirror, and would be lined. It's a little evening bag. Austrian, German or Swiss and with that...
Aha. These were actually made for Woolworth, would you believe. Some unscrupulous sellers have tried to pass them off as Whitefriars.
Yups, used for both evaporated and condensed. Ma used to spread the latter on bread. That caramel is best made by not punching holes in the tin!
I'm off to bed, I'll see what I can find - it's more the colour casing that made me think Welz. Just seen your link, it does look exactly the...
Weltz did a lot of that white cased to colour glass. Agree on that dating.
I've used Magic Eraser on unglazed, it sort of absorbs it.
Magic Eraser ought to do it.
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