Spanish tourist piece, I've seen many of them there, especially with the knight's helmet/head.
If something is heavily plated, it will pass the acid test. You'd need to cut very deep. Are they magnetic?
Ganesh figures are also made to be thrown into rivers. My neighbours do that.
The hinge is mid to late 19th.
I've jade and marcasite pieces both original Art Deco ones and later. That brooch is later: at least 1950s with that back. Probably silver, they...
Belgian or French.
Israeli glass. I suspect just a wee souvenir.
Most welcome. I like their owl stuff. And no, not majolica.
Eulendekor, Thun I suspect. I've a couple of bits of it - those feathery bits look right. Similar?...
Gah. Yeah, brain fart. Nassau. Souvenir?
That's a latitude and longitude. Chhoti Kanthi, Madhya Pradesh, India
I buy compacts a lot here, and I've never seen that one. Super thing.
It's simply a notebook cover. I have one given to me in the 1960s. Mine is red tooled leather and came from Bavaria. However, these were widely...
It isn't a chair form I recognise as being English, but hey. I wondered about Dutch: those monks look as though they might be. Although one is a...
Sorrento Ware is inlaid marquetry work.
Seen this? http://theshavingroom.co.uk/community/index.php?threads/valet-autostrop-razors-different-models.22730/
it reads Thundercloud rather than storm, hm? Lovely image.
Importer could be Martin Gerald. Dates are right.
Good point kyra. And I've never seen faded Blue John, either.
It works extremely well: and indeed, my mudlark friends love the Portable Antiquities Scheme. They get to find out what their stuff is, usually...
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