Chinese. A fairly common one, but they're nicely made.
Baroque freshwater, indeed.
The clue is the way that Italy is written, generally. It won't be a date, by the way.
Always for booze here. ;)
You can buy currants, usually red, in some supermarkets here, but almost never eating goosegogs. The problem is that they are seriously tricky to...
Drinks, not tea. That style is usually 1950s or so, but that's rather well made so maybe 30s.
I've a feeling that's Bitossi. Paging @Walter Del Pellegrino
The term blackamoor is often used for these, try googling that. It does look Selro.
Clever girl. Really well done and imaginative too.
Yup, Grimwades chintz. Missing a lid by the look of it.
Thank you kindly, that's very useful.:)
I have actually seen some silver smalls here, definitely British, with Sterling or some variant thereof as a stamp. But I do agree this is...
That's a thought. I've also just remembered that Ma bought some rings with enamel cabs in Spain in the 70s - I still have them. I suspect I'll...
Yup, that was a steal for that price.
I like the fox, too. I'm surprised he isn't signed though. He rather reminds me of an anime character.
Oh, it's a keeper!
Domed - cabochon shaped plaques and each is different.
My ring was given to me in the 1960s. by a Bavarian ddear friend who had it handed down through the family for at least four generations.
I haggled, would you believe!
Card case, not Vesta - too thin for one of those.
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