That saucer was made for a can shape.
I get cat litter delivered in 20 kilo bags - 13 at a time!
I would go buy bags of cat litter - the Fullers Earth kind - tip the thing on its back and literally fill it with the stuff. Leave it a week.
I agree: this is for studs and links, I've seen similar here.
Ta. ;) I have seen Wedgwood that's over a hundred and fifty years old or more in quite astonishing condition. Likewise, I've early 19th C Dudson...
I think it's fine and of the age. Those drabwares haven't been reproduced and the mark is right, in terms of font and style, as well as the...
That, I've no clue on, sorry!
Scent bottle missing its stopper, that is.
Not the wrong country at all, there are Irish kilts.
Butterscotch amber. Worth about eight times as much as gold. Make sure you open this to the Middle East. I suspect early 20th C. I sold a very...
Snowdrop, indeed. I adore them. There are people here who are snowdrop fanatics and will pay hundreds for rare bulbs. They only grow well if you...
I suspect it may have had brass and porcelain castors. Odd and very interesting drawer handles and dovetails.
These were often sold actually attached to a high neck shirt or blouse. I agree on 1990s.
Ola Gorie makes lovely stuff. I bought a HUGE brooch of hers at a car boot a few years back for fifty pence. The company confirmed it was one of...
Your little Kerry Glass bird is based on a Mdina design, which isn't a surprise. I think the Jack in the Pulpit vase is probably Japanese, rather...
ACE! Cheryl, you're a genius.
Brilliant! Many thanks all, very much appreciated. bakers, I spent a whole $6.50 .;)
Bit of a spoonfest yesterday. Am I right in thinking the fork is Gorham? And the 830s Norwegian spoons: closest mark I can find is Thorwald...
E Faenze, but I've no idea why.
It's cherry. Get thee to a decent furniture dealer who sells down South.
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