I swear these just magically appeared in my bag today..... Oops. More Smaug hoard. I can't decide what the stone is on the clips. [ATTACH]...
Most welcome. It loks pretty typical of late 19th/early 20th aesthetic designs.
It's post 1891.
Nah. This is a 20th C mark for a company called, from memory, Crown Porcelain or Crown China. It may be as late as the 50s. 1950s that is.
Barker Ellis.
It's Japanese damascene, of course, possibly Amita made.
Got it. Spider oteospermum.
Stationers Hall isn't a printing company. It is one of the ancient livery companies of the City of London. If you like, they're the precursors and...
Indonesian, rather than China.
I'd call it a sunflower. There's actually a daisy like plant which has those petals but my brain is mush.
Meh, I'm seeing glass not baked earth! Her hair is early 19th.
Matt gold, which I always like, makes a cheaper thing look classier. I'm seeing a Saxon or Romano British look to that.
he's certainly wearing a Garter sash, or something similar. Woman's dress looks earlier than Vicky. Can you give a clue as to where this was...
It's got a design number - that CH PWT bit. PWT being a common abbreviation and all that. Not Lalique. I think it's European. Let me ponder.
Ha. I'm right in thinking it's printed, then.
Not upside down, it's mirror writing. C233.
It might also have had a silver rim, of course.
With an imported Sorrento Ware plaque, perhaps....?
1920s to 30s ish.
It's definitely an Italian scene, and probably Tuscany.
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