Yup, with a rather nice pineapple finial.
Just to clarify: you wrapped the muffins in a napkin.
It didn't have a separate metal cover, or there would be holes for it. Seen those described as muffin or crumpet dishes.
I add it to mashed potato, cheese scones, Welsh rarebit mix, you name it. Makes a nice steak or lamb rub.
I'd not sell it either, far to wearable and well made, too.
Fresh English mustard. Colmans' mustard powder in a tin, none else will do. Must be made just before you eat it. Put some in an eggcup, add cold...
I have an amazing cameo brooch in a very low grade metal rim. As others have said, the setting can mean nothing.
I had some of those geometric beads and they were indee identified as Czech - mine had some hieroglyph ones too, very Egyptian revival. They were...
There's a very good carnival glass website at ddoty.com Worth a look.
Or over here, sherry or liqueur. Minimal value but pretty.
Mustard doesn't immediately discolour silver. I've ladles that were used by Ma, and as long as you rinsed them not too long after use, they were...
Open oyster shell, I'd have said. Which makes more sense.
There's no real clues. I doubt it's Indian, it's not the style. Might be Indonesian or even from our neck of the woods. I honestly don't think...
Typically 1930s into the 1950s. Most of those seen over here are Bohemian/ Czech
Yup, cushion cut Bohemian saphiret. New chain, as others have said, the cross is, oh, early 20th. Very nice. Even if someone doesn't want a cross,...
There's none I know of that did Alienware styles.
Totally agree on Edwardian. Lovely thing: think Queen Alexandra. There's another term for those we use, but my brain has lost it.
I'd wear that second one, it's charming.
Not morning glory - ipomoea. The flowers do indeed look fairly close but the leaves are totally wrong, especially those little pinnate ones. The...
I'd sell that for about five to ten pounds here with the damage. I suspect it had a silver or plate rim.
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