Hah. Never thought of that, I shall have to go google.
I'm inclined to 30s, rather than 50s, on the basis of the shape of the base. We call it peach glass over here. Nice mirror.
Weight, modern Chinese. Amber jug probably Polish. The spatter one might just be Italian but could also be Chinese.
Stick the photo on the Facebook British Pottery and Porcelain page, you never know.
Hi Cory, good to see you - and I do so understand about your dog. I got these today. Really nicely made, on copper. I can't decide who or where,...
There's a Facebook group for Mystery Studio Pottery, might be worth a go.
Flower is decent modern giftware.
First one is almost certainly Italian, but pinning it down will be impossible.
I saw those as dogs! There ought to be a metal tray under those holders.
Looking at those hinges, they're very like the ones on my repro Tudor chest, but it's so covered in Stuff that I can't lift the lid to look at the...
You'd get half a dozen good coffee table tops out of that, too.
Not church, but Tudorbethan 1950s indeed. Old Charm were the foremost makers of these. There's another company - I've one of their chests - but...
English, yes, but I'm voting earlier again. ;) Possibly pre WW1. It has that almost church like look that the Edwardians loved with the simplicity...
Could be Italian.
Yes, I know people who buy old wardrobes simply for the lovely wood, and then repurpose them. Buying good walnut veneer like that would be very...
I suspect it's one of the fake "silver" ones that are marked Italy, but never saw the country. The value would be decorative only, sadly.
I'd say certainly English. Problem is, that pink was used by a fair few good factories. It might possibly be Coalport, I think they did those...
What they said. Modern but cute.
It's burr walnut, mirror cut slices veneer. Not Art Deco, it's a bit transitional: those handles are an older style, and the wavy top and shaped...
I really like that beaten leather and it would sell here.
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