Not Majorica. They mark their stuff with their own name.
I've messaged you - and I've no real clue on worth, but you'll see why I'm interested.;)
I'm very interested in that cricket badge......
Marantz is excellent stuff. I had a far more expensive amp which died, replaced it with Marantz and the sound is lovely. My first good setup was...
Early 1700s. We had plant hunters like mad.
Yes, but I didn't use that term as it relates to a whole bunch of Czech factories. I'd certainly dig on Sklo Union glass.
Called a celery handle here.
We grow hibiscus like mad here, both the hardy and more tender varieties.
Definitely not Wade, those are solid and it's the wrong clay.
Greg, that's cullet, I have some from Whitefriars. I like it. Totally agree, @Cherryhill
End of day is a myth. Glass isn't left over, it ends up in the glory hole.
Bother, I know this one. I think it's Czech. Can't remember.
Tablecloth weights.
I've a T shirt bought on my first trip to the US in the late 70s. A Woman's Place is in the House. And in the Senate.
Anything with mace and nutmeg is yummy in my book.
They're yummy, but they MUST be done in butter, as is proper and traditional.
davey, I think it's a surname. Dickens for one used Aunt and Uncle with surnames of characters and I've heard it elsewhere.
Get a jewellery polishing cloth and give it a rub over the handles.
I am so jealous of that. Although, I do have one of his glass jugs bought for a quid at a car boot!
Oh, it might have been potted shrimps.
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