Wedgwood has no second e. ;) I think that's a coffee can not a shaving mug. German or Austrian 19th C.
I've one of these in gold which does actually have my name on it. I agree that this isn't any kind of meaning.
There's an awful lot of lovely quality cut lead crystal out there. God knows who made most of it. The wee mustard looks late 19th/early 20th from...
I can confirm that it's utter nonsense. ;)
Agreed. Nice though.
I bought one of these in Stanley Market in HK in about 1989.
The style is Victorian Revival, so it's not unusual to emulate a watch fob. Those multiple thin strands give it away. Poured/moulded glass which...
It doesn't look bisque to me, which is what jasperware is.
It may be heavy plating, terry. That shows gold to acid.
I'd say new then and poured glass. Almost certainly Italian.
Fifth, 30s, Bohemian/Czech, and had a sort of pointed lid.
If it says 925 it's silver, not gold.
That too, Bev. I've seen garnitures with footsies like this.
Agreed, especially as it's a sort of Tang horse on it.
Foot from a porcelain vase, long broken.
Rag rugs here are tufted, so I'd agree on braided.
Bev, it's fine if you simply use some loose threads, honestly and there's lots of them on that dress. Just clip some from the inner seams. I still...
Brad, don't forget we were replacing stuff like mad after so much was destroyed, and sometimes sentiment wins out over fashion in terms of style....
Oh, you HAD to do that. Probably the worst ever episode of Star Trek. Spock's Brain.
Sideboard in the UK.
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