Dating is spot on. I think hobby painted because of that gold tube lining - it's not typical of Doulton but more of hobbyists. It could well be...
Doulton dish, but hobby painted. Pretty.
I think the labeling was added much later.
It's earlier than the 1920s with that decoration. Bohemian, indeed.
The Spanish stuff is often made from pruned branches - trees as old as time, and sometimes branches have to go.
I've seen lots of these as souvenirs in Spain, fwiw.
I think earlier, might even be late 18th. Agree they're English.
Letter rack, we call them. I think olive wood. Probably brought back from Spain.
Now, I'd never call that a pub table. The one James found is a 1920s or 30s dining table to me. OPs looks oak, and may have had pseudo Gothic...
I think English and in the Arts and Crafts tradition - hand pegged, yes? Late 19th. I like it.
Lovely. May well be on silver, and I agree probably Indian and with some age. Wedding jewellery. I have some similar.
Agreed, it's Czech and of that date. I've seen many similar with that impressed mark.
They held small balls. Typical of Singapore luck dragons.
Splendid. I hate seeing things go to landfill.
Early 1950s, might be Stag. Do please offer it on Freegle or call BHF before you scrap it.
Absolutely not junk at all.
Chain and dangle bit are 1920s or 30s Czech. The middle bit has been added. I have several like this.
Was it a label or an actual stamp? With Italian ceramics, that can be a huge clue.
Nope, not marked, but a very common known design of theirs. They're very well used and battered, but I like them. BY the way, those planters...
I've a couple of Skey planters - period ones. I like them. Not well made, particularly, but huge charm. Fifty squid is good even if they turn...
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