IRTA canoed.
I do mean the original insides, yes. Mid 19th sounds reasonable. If you can keep the webbing, do it - the more of this you keep true, the better.
Not done the thread yet, I will soon! That hat pin packaging is fab, innit.
I'd say kosher too. Nice bits. The carved jade brooch has some serious age: late 19th.
Nursing chair. The caning looks in decent order,which helps. I'd wax the leather to get some moisture back into it. As to the cushions, old velvet...
The Lancers badge is fine: they aren't exactly top quality to start with.
They look fine for late 19th to me.
Bear in mind I'm in the UK, and we see things differently, at times. ;) The old paint is part of their history, and would add to value here. All...
These may end up in the gift box for whoever gets me in the draw. ;) [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I'm pretty sure it's Dutch. Their navy gets over here a bit, and I've seen older caps.
Saguaros, so that narrows it. That's cholla/sagebrush/saguaro forest - the hills look like somewhere round Tucson, possibly the peaks to the east...
Arg. PLEASE do not repaint these! If they're British, especially, you will kill the value. I would do nothing more with them, other than to use a...
Looks like a storage jar with the no 3 being the size.
Not Wedgwood, not jasper. Probably Schafer und Vater. It's moulded and painted, rather than applied sprigs.
Now, some of those are Proper. ;)
I've a lot of Doulton Lambeth, including industrial stuff. It's not one of their shapes, it's not marked, the glaze is wrong, so is the clay....
I've seen those marks here, but I can't remember who.Plated, yes.
The base glass ought to be clear, to my mind. I don't think it has a purpose, other than to look pretty.
Not funny eye sight, they're very roughly cut and shaped. I think it's craters, which is probably why I like it. You'd think a pelican and...
It's definitely not Doulton.
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