That's a storage reference number then. How did you dig that out?
Oh, do please feel free to use them, I'd be delighted. :)
We called those playsuits. Rompers had legs! I'd think mid 70s ish. They came back in for a while.
Bristol Glass, phtttt. Meaningless term. These are late 19th C, enamelled on what looks like frosted glass. Probably Bohemian. I'd call them...
Ah, you might get away with refinishing it, then, rather than painting. Give it a good wipe off after, see how it looks. If the wood is OK, I'd...
Unlikely, I'd say. Those tend to be from more top end china services.
Interesting. The name is probably the customer who ordered it. I suspect it may be the George Street in Einburgh, as that's a major shopping one....
I suspect that for once, this will need a paint job, refinishing would be tricky. You need the gunky type of paint stripper, good gloves and lots...
Mid to late 19th C Gothic Revival mahogany. I suspect that's a removals label, rather than a retailer, but can you get a more straight on photo?...
Julie, it's very unlikely to be Ercol indeed. Start a new thread with photos.
Austrian or German, I'd say.
Who'd have thought!
Mm, I'd think 20s or 30s, too.
Very familiar. There's a good Scandi glass Facebook page, try that.
Why do you think it's a cranberry bowl? Size is about right for sugar.
Lovely job and not that unauthentic. I've seen coral on Sardinia done with wee gold beads like that. If anything, you've enhanced it - and I'd...
Screams 50s.
Yes, but not that shape. Colours/airbrushing are wrong too.
Definitely Turkish, I've bought them there.
Not Hindu, but Indian generically. Slightly naughty, probably recent.
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