I see lots of those. There's also variations that are tea caddies.
Except it's pronounced porridge. ;)
I did indeed, it cost a whole four bucks, roughly. I think it will sell. ;)
If you find stuff like this it's always worth doing a google on "West German" and the number. That usually pulls it up. It's Marzi and Remi, anyhow.
It's a tattoo shop sign. ;)
I'll just leave this here. [ATTACH]
I've seen supposed TC experts describe known Sklo glass as Murano. Gah.
I'd totally missed the biplane!
Old Chinese millefiori is stunning - and some was supposedly exported to Murano.
Oh, and of course used for pipes!
Cheryl, we had matchboxes here where the long side opened, not the short? Still do, and that's what I had in mind. The matches were long ones,...
Thai.
I suspect it may well be 1884. That's reminiscent of Dresser modernist designs of the time and I don't se why a US maker might not have copied same.
Second may be Sklo. Fourth absolutely Strombergshyttan. Third? Humpila?
That is an utterly gorgeous thing.
Don't get me started. Tim W is very good on the stuff he knows but not when the producers write the script. Same with the rest.
It does look as though it's been stripped.
I may not be much help, I don't think I've ever seen one here! Those do actually look like real turquoises though.
Not all imports into the UK had the foreign mark by any means.
Given it's painted, I suspect it's the person who decorated it.
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