I think cluttered is spot on. Lovely morning glories on that.
Looks Zuni or Hopi to me, too. But there are non NA makers doing this sort of thing - so in that case, more properly called South Western. If it...
I said on the other thread that the Adams bowls weren't spongeware. Spongeware isn't always mottled: I posted a link on one of the threads to an...
Late 19th or early 20th, need to see the hinge and back properly. You're right, it's F.W.N. Too early not enough caffeine!
I've never come across Ewan and Co, I'll have a dig around. I'm not convinced the frame is gold. Naples carved cameo - Ercolani or somewhere close.
How many of these bowls do you have?
THat's a tughra on the top.
Isn't it just. I discovered it over ten years ago - I was travelling through Glasgow airport and one of the shops had a few of her pieces. I'm now...
My thougt is Aseda, certainly. Typical shape and bubble base for them. Having said that, I've never seen one with that drawn spatter!
D'uh, missed that. I think it's the retailer, I've a vague recollection of the name. Those boxed sets are widely sold there as tea or coffee...
Turkish, now I've done a close up on the box.
Lovely job, that.
I have a fair bit of old hardstone, mostly bought for peanuts from people who'd no clue. Have a drool here: https://sheilafleet.com/ I like the...
I can't see those well enough to say if they're gilded, but it's possible. Close ups!
Could be plated - some Dutch and German is marked as 80.
You can only sell it here if it's provably pre 1947. That can mean something having a silver hallmark, say on a trim or it can be expert opinion....
You've still got too many in each lot, they need to be individual, given what a muddle of stuff you have. I can see a fair bit of English...
I suspect it had a glass lid.
I like Sheila Fleet's jewellery better - the enamel work is fabulous. She's about the only modern maker I'd buy, although Ola Gorie does some nice...
If those are screw backs, then I'd agree 50s.
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