Looks like it's somewhere up around Sedona.
You can use the same RD number with different sizes.
That looks more like polished pewter to me. Very nice.
Ooooooohhhhhhh..... you've got me.
The heads above are boars, so a piglet makes sense. But, there's also an Indian ox on there, so it's a bit odd.
If they happen to be clips, I'd be jolly interested in the set.
Bother you. Clotheses with proper British flowers on.Wonder if they ship?
Gut feel says this is a repro done for the 1976 anniversary.
Is that Churchill marked as Wedgwood? I don't think the plaque is by them. Jasperware, really, ought only ever be a term used for Wedgwood, but...
Mid to late 19th C. Interesting pattern: now I can see why it's Elfin.
Unglazed bisque china with Roman relief decoration. Interesting little plaques. I'm wondering if they're not a whole heck of a lot older than the...
Empire Revival in style.
Doulton was mass market. Clarice Cliff and Whitefriars and a whole lot more were mass market. Even Moorcroft.
And it's Delphis.
I do! I've had a trawl through assorted tomes, too. I was actually replying to moreotherstuff, you pipped me. ;)
It's a whatnot table. Looks a bit too mass made to be really old, so I'd agree on between the wars.
Definitely not Moorcroft. Looks to be a Japanese or Chinese base. Can you get the wood off?
Nope. Minton.
This was made at the height of the Blitz. Sometimes, the glaze quality of wartime Doulton is a bit off. Leave it alone.
There won't be a connection to you. We imported hundreds of thousands of things from the British Empire, including India.
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