Whereabouts in the UK will you be? I'm UK based, might be able to help.
Early 19th construction, probably country made. Give it a bit of lavender bees wax - tinned, never spray! - once a year. Polish it with an old...
I too think it's early 19th C. I've a nice old cupboard with very similar construction. Handles look later -mine has small brass knobs, not rings....
It's trying to be German majolica. The base worries me, though, with that grey wash.
I suspect that's a decent quality newer one made in China. There's some really nice ones being made there.
They also look like gnomons.
I agree with Ruth. I have embroidered tree ornaments like that, bought in Budapest. I had never heard of Salvador Teran until I bought a...
Looks like the front part of a confessional complete with bench.
Interesting as well as pretty. A relatively modern rollover clasp, but older cut diamonds.
I suspect it's French from Biot.
Made on the 2nd November 1928 and checked on the 9th. It's in very good condition. I suspect it's one of the high end "factory" makers: maybe E Gomme.
That's silly money. It's ten to twenty pounds at most here.
Well spotted. That photo will be 1960s from the phone number. The building still stands: it's a trendy estate agent now. Shoreditch is wildly...
The middle is carnelian. Not sure on the rest.
There's a bloke goes to my lcal car boot sale has a habit of adding those brass plates to make things look fancier.
Curtain Road is in Shoreditch, in London. Used to be lots of furniture makers and retailers there.
925, which I presume you can see. The other mark looks like a Greek trireme. I suspect this was made there, it's a common motif. Pretty thing.
http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/help-with-your-research/research-guides/registered-designs-1839-1991/
The usual suspects for the glass maker at that time would be Stuart, Webb, Nazeing someone like that. There was also a short lived company called...
Cheers. I'll stick with 1950s.
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