Absolutely. That's an $80 to $100 lump, that is.
Yup, it's cased. I'm trying to recall the decor name, it's a cross between tortoiseshell and something else.
Bear hopped. ;) I'm going to go fish the Mdina book out.
Try winged. It's probably 1980s onwards. How big is it?
I agree. This is a marriage. The spider fob is far less well made, too.
Decorators number for piece work payment, usually.
High end 1980s, I suspect. And I agree Italian. Anything on the inside of the bulb holders? Can you get a close up?
It ought to be Knox. Screams British to me, it's absolutely typically Art Nouveau enamel work in an A&C frame.
I remember these being sold as spice racks in the 1970s.
Early 20th C mark, that.
Anund, I suspect that tray was got at by the Victorians, but it's still an almighty find, to say the least. johnny, I cook tagines - lamb with...
Given that the company is in Jablonec, I'd strongly suspect they make their own stones. Capital of garnets and art glass. They're also registered...
I reckon that is for moulding a raised pie with a hot water crust.
Not Turkish, but Morrocan. That's a tagine/tajine.
I've English ones which are similar, but it's a very common style. Nice little box.
Most welcome. It's pretty typical.
OK, just looked at the Ebay listing. Not a British RD number, imo.
I didn't spot an RD number, someone has sharper eyes than me, then. I've not seen an English one of any age with those screws, though. And a five...
The candle ones I have take tealights. I don't think a wee frog would sink them.
It's a Known Thing greg. ;)
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