More stuff for the ever growing hoard. The brooch has now had a new pin added by Himself. The bag is late 19th, silk shattered to heck, but still...
I suspect this was sold in the UK - it has a pre decimal price of 12/11 on it. I also think it originated in Japan, or possibly Germany. I'm...
I'm pretty sure your fox hunting ones are British, 60s ish. Based loosely on Thelwell cartoons. Are they small? I've seen similar doll's sets....
That bear is a bit First Nations/Pacific to me.
There you go. I've got the books somewhere, I'll have a look, but I suspect some colours aren't documented.
Not cow, given it's almost certainly Indian. Ox or buffalo. Some hardwood or other.
Slko. That's a typical Sklo Union base and the form is also very familiar. 1960s ish, and blowed if I can recall who made it.
I'm with Ruth on this. Lucite/plastic with those swirls.
I love Rosenthal. We had an au pair when I was a child whose mama worked for them, and she sent us loads of it. Given the sheer quality and...
No idea who, but the technique is lampwork, and I'd call them tendrils.
You're welcome: it's a nice wee thing.
The ones I've seen here like that are Indian. Doubt that one is of any great age, 50s or so.
It's a little souvenir piece. Still made, still sold, absolutely nothing to do with WW2 or militaria. I've a couple for the Scottish names in my...
I'd actually call that a pumpkin shape - that may help in searches.
Not some thing I've ever seen here. Traditionally, meat is either carved at table/table aide, or served on large platters by one's Man. Silver...
Hm. Ware it might well be. Not Carlton, though, it's wrong for that.
Nah. Not silver.
Hm. Yeah, too long.
The UK didn't really have a style in between Deco and Festival of Britain. Too many bombs, too many factories turned over to war work. Utility...
Very traditional as christening gifts here, and absolutely meant to be used. I stil have the knife and fork from mine. Heaven knows where the...
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