Yeah, my spelling brain farted there. They're all CaCO2.
I agree on Celtic. Absolutely typical.
Cheers! I thought it was a decent little vase. Not massive value, modern Coalport. I think I'd put it in with the Limoges. That clown thing is a...
Barkeepers Friend on an old soft cloth.
Stalagmites and stalagtites are brittle and tend to rub easily, unless they're really ancient.
Blanc de Chine, probably from Dehua. Not wildly old, but nice.
Copper body, tin base which is missing a stand, brass handles.
Aha!
Italy vase, yes, might be Fantucelli.
If it's a repro, it's a very good quality one. Fading suggests some age - underneath of feet and centre please.
Colours say 80s to me.
Late 19th C majolica trivets. Possibly Minton or Pilkington, most likely to be one of the tile makers.
Decent bits of Limoges, put those separately. Wrong vase - it's that floral one, please?
I have some lovely leac crystal cullet, which is almost certainly Whitefriars. It has no purpose, it's literally "waste" from clearing the glory...
Get a magnet on 'em, as a first quick check. A lot are low grade silver.
PS: Often unmarked, and I have a couple of the jardinieres!
Neither are Palissy, and to be honest, not even in the style. Fid, I'd call yours majolica. Late 19th and I suspect it's George Skey of Wilncote,...
If you've got Michael Harris, post them. I'm not bad on his stuff. He didn't sign a lot of it.
Second from last is Gibraltar taken from Spain.
No more than thirty years, and I'm afraid it's minimal value.
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