Certainly possible, not all their stuff is marked.
Eiderdowns are what you lot call comforters. They sit on top of a bed, rather than hanging over the edge, and are used with blankets and sheets....
Interesting. You've got mistletoe on one side and I suspect Persephone on the other. Possibly referencing the legend that she went into the...
Makes sense. The curved front looks French.
I'd just wax it.
Ash isn't that common here. I've Ercol furniture which is beech and elm, and it does look like one of those. Beech is quite common on more mass...
I can't see the OPs one up close, obviously. But the colour and grain in their photo doesn't look oak, it's not open enough and too light. They've...
It's a lovely thing. Probably meant to be worn on the shoulder, rather than on a jacket.
I'm deeply unconvinced about that age attribution. Back construction and prong shape is all wrong for the 60s.
Oh, and I also think it's post war.
I don't think it's oak, brad, I think it's elm or beechwood. And most probably the latter. The grain and colour are all wrong for English oak....
The Brit thinks it isn't one of ours. ;)
Doubt it. Much more recent, probably the last few years.
My first thought would be Belgian, and I think it's a 7 definitely.
The little tin van is quite new, but I do think they're cute. Someone had it sent as a gift - maybe it was a boardie!
I've seen them, so they may well be from this side of the pond.
Most welcome. I'd have grabbed that too.
Aha. Andree Bazot, I think. Puured glass enamel on copper jewellery mostly, but some dishes and so on. 1950s.
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