Teapot stand.
May be Irish. Do a burn test on a thread, see what it's made of.
Ah. Porcelain castors in brass, thought they were. I do actually think this came from the country you bought it in - ours. ;) A gentleman's...
I doubt it's Colonial, as brad says, wrong wood. That webbing looks awfully English to me, as does the colour of the leather and the studding. The...
komo, I've had a similar reaction from American friends when I referred to local 18th C houses as being not that old. ;)
That sentence of mine wasn't referring to Turkey. Please don't separate my words from the context they relate to.
Not with those leaves.
Well, so far I've found a silver bracelet, some rather nice costume bits and a US military medal!
If it's old, then certainly silver means silver. It's the new stuff you have to be careful with. Nice thing.
Does that back say MINT... ? I suspect Minton. Some sort of little finial or knop. Not a tuilp, let me wake my botany brain cell up.
I'd call the bases swirled latticino.
You know me FAR too well. ;) This was, by the way, the same seller who sold me the Anthropologie ring She also sold me these two pretties, but not...
<snicker> It was a job lot..... oh dear.
Why do I DO THIS!!!! [ATTACH]
Our Antiquity and Treasure Trove laws are, as af says, very generous. That's deliberate: the idea is to encourage finders and detectorists to...
I'm rather partial to cannetile, as well.
Bought at a flea market near London and the clips are definitely integral to them. I also have some fabulous old Chinese filigree and some...
Sweeping generalisation time, but some Middle Eastern taste does seem to run to the slightly OTT and a bit blingy. Fits with historical style, if...
I've been to Turkey many times, and my part of London has many Turkish inhabitants. I have never ever had a problem with any of them. Come to...
I have a bracelet in gold washed silver with identical flowers which has matching clip earrings. That suggests post WW2 for what it's worth....
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