Yup, windowed. Might possibly be British.
The cross is lost wax.
I think it depends where you are and what you're after. I often buy Whitefriars not all that far from where it was made. ;) Agreed on B&M...
Charity shops can be very good for glass still. Simply because it's not signed and staff don't know what they've got.
I think it's more likely to be Austrian or German. Late 19th/early 20th, high Victorian. Nothing more than a Sunshine cloth on that.
Yup. They're making some pretty decent ones.
Yeah - almost all of the above!
It's Jugendstihl.
I think it's anytime from the 1960s on - tourist piece.
African.Which means it might well be an Egyptian repro. There was a period in Egyptian art, post Akhenaten, when you do get much more realism:...
Yup.
I've several necklaces made with those - 50s and 60s vintage, many of them German.
If it has England on it, it's too late in date to be a tea bowl. Possibly sugar.
Looks silver to me. ;) And tarnished. Tis only Brizzle if tis made in Brizzle.
Not Philistine, educated. And the Horta was named after one of the SFX people. A truly excellent episode, Devil in the Dark. Later fiction...
Google on silver overlay and electroform which is what you have. Not Bristol, but rather nice.
I'm voting Aseda too.
Interesting. That's quite inexpensive for a Longines. I've one bought for me in the mid 80s and it was over two hundred quid at the time. Still...
I would like to steal your John Walsh vase.
I'd have added in British Arts and Crafts and Georgian. Neat vote!
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