Yeah, cheap denture tablets, three of them, really hot water. If that doesn't work, strong soution of hot washing detergent, or a dissolved...
Copper lustre jugs a few quid, car boot. Cranberry likewise. If the plaque is a decent make, maybe £20? I want to see the jar properly. The mug...
Mug looks good, and the God is Love plaque also, plus that remembrance jar.
Patrick as the first.
I think it has no real purpose other than to look pretty. It's purpose won't affect its desireability, any how.
Modern Asian, very nice.
Mm. Me too. I know some glass artists who may know, I'll ask.
Bummer. It's still a cute little thing.
They are scrummy, believe me, especially with a good cup of coffee.
Closest is cameo but that's not quite right.
Late 19th.
Domed lid with a knop missing, which would have fitted over the jar. One clue is that number on the base: it's a match code.
They're traditional small one person river fishing boats that look like a basket. A right bugger to steer.
I think you have a place name F (something) ville and a date - 1892 - with the artist below.
Agree on Italian. I'd take it apart too. I don't think it's as early as all that: the carving isn't fine enough, and the dirt looks a tad too careful.
It's on the cusp: if you look at the scrolls framing the panels, very Nouveau. But, the leaf and acanthus is aesthetic movement. All those grasses...
Yup, I think 70s revival hippy.
It's classic! ;)
Their lebkuchen has either apricot or raspbery jam. Yum. I think the stollen bites are a bit new wave, but they're rather nice. Hier, bitte:...
Could be Olde Charme again.
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