It's not silver, which I'd have thought a fob ought to be? I dunno: I might wave it under the Museum of London's nose. I really like it.
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I'd be testing those for silver. That clip style is, oh, 40s and 50s.
Age, I'd think. The design is Aesthetic and certainly the handle shape reflects the transfer work.
I do like the one with Kokopelli on it.
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1950s, possibly into the early 60s. The address is a part clue: it's using a short postcode of just W1. Long ones didn't come in till the late 60s...
Mm, good point. It's almost pseudo Egyptian - or Spock's ear! ;)
Pottery not porcelain. Late 19th C, probably impossible to attribute.
I don't use a machine for these - albeit I do have an ultrasound cleaner for some things. I hold them in one paw, use a toothbrush, washing up...
I know it's heresy, but I've actually washed these. With care, admittedly, and the judicious and immediate use of a hairdryer. ;)
I did wonder if you'd have an opinion!
Still nice though. Do give it a wash. ;)
I think they'll be lovely. ;) The other company who made this stuff were Arcadian, I'd forgotten them.
1960s Spanish. Fun!
Many of these crested wares were German up until WW1 and sometimes marked accordingly. German ones started to be imported in about the early 20s...
There is that. ;)
Graduated mottle?
Honesrly doesn't look crystalline from the photo.
That looks like a kingfisher to me. With a sunflower.
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