Might be worth emailing Ercol or looking at their pattern books online. Well worth what you paid!
Here, those are usually beech with an elm top. I think that's Ercol.
Yup. I did pick up one plate that sold for silly money, but it was a limited edition black jasper with gold leaf. The ruby/red jasper is about the...
Those little Wedgwood dishes here are fifty pence to a pound each at car boot sales. There's no value to them any more.
Racoon fur isn't it?
Yup, 1970s silver plated ring holder, lots in the UK indeed.
I think take what price you can get. I see SO many charity shops with stock sitting for many months because someone has looked at Ebay asking...
Three dollars is a good steal.
I wonder if this is an illuminated magnifier for small print lines.
Greek, not Roman. I suspect she's meant to be an Amazon.
It's a prickly pear, if that helps.
This is the honking big brooch I bought: [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Japanese, missing a lid. I can't remember what the mark is, someone will know. 1920s or30s.
I concur on Will Farmer. Murray designed pieces are usually signed - I think this is earlier than his work. If I can find my copy of Hajdamach's...
I'd say at the earliest, 1990s, there was a revival of this style then. The chipboard is a giveaway. Stylish.
That's porcelain, not glass, though. OP's is glass.
Sorry, on the height thing? Milady would have sat on a relatively high chair and this thing had a separate tri fold mirror. Her maid would be...
Wrong shape for a sidedoard. That kneehole insert is the clue, too. It's pretty typical of an English country dressing table of the period....
That's the mark. Sometimes, it's very very faint indeed.
If I saw that here, I'd have a very close look for a teeny tiny Brierley Studio mark.
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