It may be pinned on anyhow, rather than soldered. I think krya has it right.
The logo style looks later, but the pot looks early 20th.
That's it! Equisetum. Thank you. I knew it was an ancient plant, but my botany synapse had given up on me. I think that looks metal, not wooden.
whoever called that a poppy had no clue about botany.
It's a fir/pine cone of a particular species which my brain thinks it's too late at night to remember. That's going to be a huge clue to origin....
May well be one of the many Stourbridge glass makers. Nice thing.
I'm gobsmacked at that £240. I sold a couple of bits of this a few years ago and didn't get a lot.
The sprigs are the relief decoration - in your case, the white bits. I think yours may be possibly moulded in its entirety, rather than the sprigs...
I've got rings - and a few other bits - bought when I first went to the SW USA in the late 70s and early 80s. They aren't marked, and were...
They are sadly, not worth a great deal. Are you UK or US?
By no means all NA or specifically Navajo stuff is marked, of course, especially the older pieces. Many of the rings I own, which have real age to...
Hinge is 20s or 30s, and that's a typically long pin for the hinge type, too. Looks pot metal. The hair is a bit of a giveaway to period, too.
This is sprigged ware. That will get far more on searches. Yes, they were produced in assorted colours, partly to emulate Wedgwood. I think this...
Southwestern. Looks Navajo and older to me, maybe 50s ish.
Or an Egyptian. ;)
Hnh. Spot on. I'd not made that connection before, but it works!
In that case, I'll go with Georgian. The idea was that you sloshed the wine round, drank and I think then slooshed it out.
You know me so well. I'd wear that in a heartbeat. What a super thing.
We take it for granted, sorry. ;) I used to walk past the Roman Wall on my way to work every day. I'd reach out and touch it. I swear the thing...
Yes and no. One of our newspapers, for example, gave away replicas and you can buy them in souvenir shops! There's an awful lot of Roman stuff...
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