A couple of the wee ones look white.
Interesting. You've got what looks like a mix of older Chinese pieces, European faience and I think some English faience.
I've that millefiori pendant in browns and golds and white. Almosst certainly made on Murano.
Amethyst, white quartz and something I can't decide on.
PS: looks acid etched to me.
In 1873, Peck, Benny & Company were big nail manufacturers of all kinds, ranging from shingle nails to rail crampons. The founders of the firm,...
Good point, komo, it's soft.
I'd call it chintz, yes.
That decoration is called cannetile - fine coiled wire. A fair few countries mark as 1000, and the technique is widespread. I'm inclined to North...
It may not be by Spode though. These got copied.
Ah, Billy, you're never ready to lose your dad. I'm sorry. This is Middle Eastern: see that coffee pot? Probably silk and it's lovely. I saw...
Interesting. Over here, the fashion has swung back to standalone furniture, especially for kitchens. The particular piece would sit well in an...
No, don't clean it at all. It's the ethylene given off by the banana that does the trick. Supposely, hard boiled eggs work, but I've not tried...
It's actually a small wardrobe, which is why I'm so surprised. Lovely simple lines, with inset copper acanthus heads and trails on the doors,...
There's an easier way. Stick it in a brown paper bag with a banana and leave it. Works a treat.
If that's a photo under UV, then certainly not amber. The blue veil isn't there. Wipe a bead with a bit of spit, it works very well. Then try Maas...
I bet that's Italian. It's florid and OTT.
I swear I'm going to start shipping brown stuff to the US. I think twenty quid was about right for here - I'd not see it as more than forty. It's...
Not amber - stick a UV on it to be sure. Colour on that test looks wrong for Bakelite, too.
True, which is why I'm wondering if it's the place, rather than the season. No way is it in the UK - trees, houses and boats all wrong. Those are...
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