I'd expect to get about £5 for that. Which isn't a bad return for 10 pence.
Love that. I do like salvage and repurposing, done right.
Strictly speaking, it's a shear rather than a crack.
If those were USSR era, I'd have expected to see them marked with the price and USSR. Might possibly have been a paper label though. Tourist ware...
They dip real lace in wet slip. The fabric burns away on firing.
Late 19th C mark. When I have a brain again, I'll look up that decorator's mark - it's an assistant, because it's lower case letters. Any sign of...
I've had unmarked Urbach in the past, sometimes with a faint impresssed number. Not convinced this is that, but the lustre is very Czech, thinking...
Have a look on the fatlava website. They've a lot on numbering styles.
Agreed. I've a similar necklace somewhere which is Monet.
They're not hallmarks and it's silver plated.
It's from the CAnterbury Tales, the F is in the original illustration. With that back, not very old.
Oh, well done and thank you. It sorted of reminded me of Ditmar Urbach a bit, so Czech makes sense.
And me.
North African tourist piece. Somewhere in the Maghreb.
They scream German salt glaze to me. Numbers look German too.
Yup, Murano geode.
Hi eagle eyed lot. CAn anyone make out this partial mark? Found in London, so I think European. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Stopper has nothing to do with the bottle.
That pink is typically Portuguese and I've seen similar wine jugs in tourist pottery shops there.
This is a very very common moulded one made by Arcopal/Cristal d'Arques.
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