Yup, ink bottle. I've seen a fair few like that.
Trombone clasp does very often mean French, as does that pale blue.
I'll third this or whatever number we're up to. Czech belt buckle and a charming little bracelet, both 20s or 30s.
Those intaglio rings were also used as seal rings, of course.
They still make those multi part medals, says this rather lapsed Catholic.
You need to plant the bulbs in September or October. The trick is to keep the base of the bulb just off the meniscus of the water - literally just...
It's a coffee pot, not a tea pot.
I've a friend who collects hyacinth vases, and have often grown bulbs in them myself. It's fun. They've been around since at least the early 19th C.
The assumption was right handed hence the design. Left handed children were punished.
Eilat is a thougt, given that caged work. Quite Israeli.
Fratelli Toso made a lot of these.
Oh, well, you'd better play in the Christmas Gift Exchange, then. ;)
Sorry greg, there's loads of china marks and indeed companies here that are & Co. I won't bore you all to death on company law history, but & Co....
I've a chum who's a Beswick maven, rather. Those book values represent about four times as much as what the things actually sell for.
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