Bet it's French.
That screams 1950s repro of Queen Anne style to me.
I'd say.
Could be the Prince Regent, who was nicknamed Georgie Porgie because he was so greedy and fat,
Riding crop, I suspect. We don't do bolos. ;)
Oh, well done. French!
It is, by the way, in the style of the kind of tin glazed ware that had pseudo Chinese figures.
Definitely Greek and you've a 925 as well. Second word is something like CHEI?OS.
Tin glazed faience repro of an older piece. That pink is usually Portuguese, but the mark looks more Italian. @Walter Del Pellegrino
Will is a good egg. It's rarer your side, hence the comment. And thank you.
That's why I think bottles. I don't think function will affect value - you'd be looking at the three hundred dollar or more mark here.
It's called Trapunto work. That's the name for that puffy quilting.
Ask in December, I can always ship. ;)
I've had one of those woven wire things, no clue where it came from.
I've a couple of those Brad, including two Minton ones. Lovely things.
Blocked. He's a troll and the mods will remove him. @daveydempsey
There you go. I've also remembered that I have a couple of tube line tiles bought by my parents in Sorrento in the 1970s. So they're sometimes...
Because the rest of us actually get on and like chatting to each other. I'd get back under your bridge if I were you.
Yes, certainly is, and my addled brain thanks you. Very typically used for Indian Colonial and Anglo Indian boxes. The brass work is nicely done...
The number I've seen here.
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