OP is talking about Sunderland Villa Pop, a company who bottled and sold soft drinks in the North East of England....
You might contact Ealing Council. I bet they've records in their archives. They'd probably love this for them, too.
Mourning brooch missing a pendant which held a photo or lock of hair, seen lots of them. Not Whitby jet, I'd agree on onyx. Best test for true jet...
Given that the marks are all over the place, I'm inclined to say it's a nice thing that has had marks added. I strongly suspect it originally just...
If you mean the one on that page, it's simply an exemplar of a format. They're using the letters LAO in place of the thousands of sponsor marks...
I'll lay odds the wee spoon was sold as a souvenir caddy spoon.
Wee tin looks pewter with a Ruskin Cabochon.
Stuart pulled peacock feathers. Very nice.
LAO is NOT the London Assay Office mark at all and has nothing to do with them. The London Assay Office and the Goldsmiths Company use LAO as an...
I think hall table/stand, and I also think Anglo Indian Colonial.
Dunno, but Glynn has a D.
Baby Pan, I think. And W N.
If you're in the UK, Freecycle or Freegle it.
Dutch. Can't recall who, it's too damn hot.
Fratelli Fantucini I think. @Walter Del Pellegrino will know. It's a planter not a vase.
Small point. It's Colledge with a d. ;)
Ah, but he carries water, hm?
For some reason, I think insurance or financial services? Try Poseidon as well as Neptune. 1980s maybe.
It's some British company, my brain has lost it. Trident something.
I don't think that's a Czech spatter. It's more like Vasart, Monart or some modern makers.
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