The hanging thing is more usually Brit, but given it isn't worth much, I suspect origin won't matter. ;)
I'd thought William was what was meant. Yes, church chairs. Those would sell well here.
That looks broken on one end to me. Photo of the blunt end, please. I'd think shoe horn. As to the decoration, the type of crown has meaning....
Nice. Early 20th Arts and Crafts. More Voysey than Morris to my eye.
I have. Magazines and newspapers. Probably 1990s rather than 70s.
Sports medal with the date on the back.
It's absolutely fine, not a fake in any way. 1917 to 1930 mark, a jug made in a much older style. The original lustre ones were early 19th C.
Yup, that's the one thing that might have a little more worth.
That campanula rampages all over my garden. I love it: it's a blue carpet in late May and early June. Buy one plant, and it's yours forever, but...
It's a Scottish pottery. Try Govancroft Stoneware and you'll find lots of it. They made utilitarian pieces, like preserve pots and mustards, that...
Campanula poscharskyana . ;) Small lidded jar will do. They will be looking for age and pattern.
Cool - the shades are really hard to find.
Probably British 1930s brass wall plaque with a biblical scene.
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