How hefty is the liner? It does sound like zinc. Bronze is good.
Silver overlay, or electroform. Probably Bohemian, late 19th to early 20th. Very nice.
Small point. With import marks, they'd not have been produced by Tiffany IN England, but rather imported to here. And this does, by the way,...
Yes, it's that bloom that makes me think zinc - I've several old baths and pots I use as planters and they look the same. davey, as Ruth says,...
That's Rosenthal Classic Rose or Moss Rose, yes? I've a lot of it, but not with silver. We had an au pair when I was little, whose mother worked...
More likely to be spelter than pot metal.
It might be zinc - usually used for liners meant to hold ice.
I'd be going all over that looking for a WMF mark. Are you sure the liner isn't zinc?
I suspect he's someone's grandfather, or whatever. A specially commissioned plate with a photo on it.
Boats are North Eastern Spanish Med. Looks like somewhere up on the Costa Brava, Rosas way.
I've seen that island, but I can't for the life of me think where it is. Boat looks British, and I'm half thinking one of our islands.
It's Lambeth Bridge. Number of arches and curve is the clue. And you can see the building in front of what's now Millbank Tower. I've entirely...
Quite possibly, but that isn't a $6 one.
It's very well done. My caveat is that the clear glass colour is a bit muddy, if that makes sense. The roses are also not complex enough for...
Good modern Asian giftware - there's some nice stuff coming over these days. The stopper is fine, they just don't bother numbering the matched...
Malachite indeed. That sterling mark would never be on a hobby or student piece. I agree not very old: it isn't European, if that helps.
Bengali neighbour says it's Urdu.
Seen those here, they're usually for lipsticks.
The numerals are Urdu.
I strongly suspect it's West African, probably Gold Coast. Face and dog are very Benin/Dahomey.
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