Hardly: that's a 19th C hinge as is the fabric.
Before I sell it cheap, is this cake stand anything special? Moulded glass. And heavy! Ta! [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
If its First Dibs, divide the price by about ten. ;)
WD40 also works. I love this IoW stuff.
The clasp has a British part hallmark, Victorian.
the cheerful fellow looks to be Bacchus, I'd say. I do agree on French garniture.
I've a sort of feeling I know who made it, but I'm saying nada. ;)
I know - the silk shirt was a whole two dollars and the suit about twenty!
Magic Eraser will do it.
My vote is based on fashion and style, albeit I thought of two choices. The face swung it.
Yup, Sunshine Cloth only please.
I have a very nice St John suit and a silk shirt of theirs. Both bought with tags for peanuts in London charity shops, who'd never heard of the...
Yup, caviar spoon. I've jsut bought a box of them.
German Westerwald salt glazed stoneware.
Quimper, I'd think.
Probably sold with cherry schnapps in it.
The style is neo classical. Those faces were also used by companies like Beardsmore who made porcelain and bone china in the 19th C. She's a...
Italian silver plate.
That looks like cast bronze. 19th C .
This may be Anglo Indian brass which was originally silver plated. I've a few late 18th and early 19th C bowls with similar decoration and Arabic...
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