What are those cupboards like inside? It might well be British, we did that shape and foot style. It may also be as late as post WW2 - whilst you...
This was not made for any hot liquid. Jugs or pots for hot stuff had either non conductive handles, or inset discs of something like ebony, ivory...
I believe you may be missing a bottom and that this is a pastille burner.
I can't tell if the vase is cut or moulded. Arcopal do flashed moulded coloured pieces which emulate cut to clear.
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I think it's complete, brad. I'll see if I can find an image, but you see these in our stately homes a great deal.
I have lots of those malachite bangles, I buy them whenever I see them. Basically, malachite chips or pieces, mae in India. I really like them.
Bachelor's buttons.
Sold filled with Herbes fe Provence, with a cork lid. Seen lots of them: I was in St Paul de Vence last year and you could have bought one on...
Price Kensington did them too, but that's not their mark. Got it. J B Betson's.
It isn't Orrefors, I'm trying to remember who it is. Humpila, or possibly Pukeberg, I think, but let me go check. Orrefors tends to do very clear...
You can eat them like a boiled egg. Slice in half and scoop the flesh.
Prickly pear makes wonderful jam.
Even the early ones can be bought silly cheap. Those are always tricky to date, though. I'm with you, I buy far too much. ;) And oh, the damaged...
Limoges blank with good hobby art?
Hm. Late 18th into early 19th?
I think that's a wild boar. There's a couple of really good Facebook groups about mystery studio pottery, I'd try one of them.
That looks Chinese to me, and possibly 18th C. Cornflowers.
Yes, sillier, these can be twenty quid, or even less, which is insane given the age and quality. I don't think it's quantity, so much as being out...
I suspect Georgian. You can buy those here for silly money, which upsets me, rather.
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