Probably a high end tourist item. I know a very dark Catalan joke about El Caudillo.
Sorry, it's an abbreviation for the people I posted the link to. The Portable Antiquities Scheme.
Yup, that's why I suggested the PAS.
I don't see why not - it has all the characteristics.
The PAS will be interested regardless of the alteration. It's about context. And they love looking at stuff. The thing is still worth a few...
If you do get that price, for heaven's sake send it Special Delivery. Not Recorded!
Carly, I'm guessing you're in the UK - my neck of the woods. The setting looks as though it might be as early as you think, but I can't see the...
I remember that! The photos are fine, we just need more detail. Can you also turn it upside down please and show me where the legs connect to its...
Well spotted.
Greg, I suspect it had metal blobs for want of a better word under those feet. I do want to see them from beneath. The drawers are right, so are...
I bet that had shelves. Can we see the base of the feet, please? And a close up of the leading on the glass. About 1830s or so, maybe a tad...
Top one looks Italian, or maybe Chalet.
The white rings are usually porcelain.
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Don, I think it's a very good hobby painter. Aynsley aren't known for their named hand painters - and I think I've seen that bordered plate.
See, we'd call that a Welsh Dresser.
The wee tray - which I suspect is mid 19th - was about two dollars. The Limoges brooch - which is signed silver - a bit over three. ;) I also...
I suspect it's meant to depict Etna - little souvenir piece.
I was a bit pleased, especially as it's clearly marked 925 and the seller should have known better!
You mean the one that cost a whole 25 cents? ;)
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