Oh, nice. Feel better soon, honey. xx
Could be! Give it a soak.
The tray is the Three Graces. There's a very good Facebook page for pressed glass, may be worth asking there.
German or Austrian, can't recall who off hand.
First one is modern Chinese decorators piece, but would have cost a fair bit more than 3 quid new. Second is older, maybe 1930s. I suspect the...
The Kerry sticks are good. That's Michael Harris: same bloke who did Mdina and Isle of Wight glass.
Definitely what I thought, that and I'd say 1940s. Might be Olde Charm, or E Gomme, but there's another company who used those fitments. I've a...
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Never believe anthing the Dail Mail says. I've never even heard of the "expert".
English, I suspect it's oak, that whole Tudor Revival thing we did like mad. Could be 1920s might even go into the 60s. Have a look for a label, I...
Ben, I'd take it to your local Portable Antiquities officer.
Boudicca, honey, can you get a close up of the string?
I'd agree, with that handle. I'd like to see the base, even unmarked.
These aren't all Rajasthani. I have a late 19th C bracelet with those dianond shaped designs with full British hallmarks. The clasp isn't...
Between the two wars, probably. The clasp is an older ring one, the dangles fairly classic Art Deco.
Second thing is probably Tibetan. Might be part of a prayer wheel.
I forgot that. They're crab apples.
I'd call it a whatnot and Edwardian. Lovely.
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Basically, I've a LOT of Rosenthal - we had an au pair whose mum worked there, and she'd send us it. Plus, the whole printing style and process...
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