Something got found in the Thames yesterday, leading to the closure of Tube stations and roads for a while. Lots of boooooom! still out there, too.
I was a bit pleased. It was in a charity shop that normally asks stupid money, too.
Sorry, the fourth one, the jug.
Repro Roman glass.
Third looks German or Austrian majolica.
Hey, you pointed me exactly where I needed to look, and I'm most grateful. Kralik will do very nicely!
On the franc thing. That's old francs, not new, France went to new ones in 1960, and the new was worth a hundred old. So not expensive.
Lovely. I've some with similar construction but no clue as to who made them.
Aha. And with that, thank you, I find it! http://www.nouveauglass.co.uk/kralik-glass/kralik-martele-rigaree-vases/
That's certainly close. I can't believe the condition of this thing. And it was in a charity shop. BWAHAHAHAHA!
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I got a bitta Loeyz today. Photos to follow. ;)
Any of your family been to Turkey or Portugal? More probably Portugal? That's probably where they came from.
Oh, very nice grab. And yeah, spot on ID.
No, not Mdina, they don't do that stretched cane scramble stuff. Colour is all wrong too. Either new Italian or new Chinese, but either way,...
That decor is more Carstens, too.
Yup, we made them tillt the 50s at least. It would have had quite angular plastic or glass knobs, so those metal ones were probably replacements....
Not many. The detectorist societies are very fussy, and the fact that you get full market compensation means there's no real urge not to report....
Aha. Carlisle. That would make sense for a Scottish piece. Often dark or ebonised, and certainly heavily embellished with carving. As to grapes...
Not Gladstone. I collect ephemera related to him. POssibly Dizzy, that's a slightly Jewish looking profile which would work. Looks like one of...
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