1970s from the label. Only the movement is Reuge, the box was made by the carpenter called Peter Ball.
Yup. Poor wee thing. I love them: tame as anything.
You really can't tell glass age from a pontil.
Asian, probably, very modern, giftware or such like.
I'd leave it be. It's on the inside, so not visible.
Castles and lions are also frequently British. This one isn't though.
Aha. My kind of geek. ;)
WD40 works better than alcohol.
Cosplay, I bet.
Yup. I think it's the name of the actual dog. Beswick did that, too.
I think the mirror would weigh heavy, so 20 to 30 percent would be a dcent guesstimate. Cheryl, I've seen a lot of Turkish filigree silver...
Mm. Empoli.
I love my table. My parents bought it a few years after the war, when new furniture wasn't obtainable easily. And in any event, they liked old...
I have a dining table made in about 1780, with not a single worm hole to be seen. English oak is tough stuff - if this were deal or pine or elm,...
That would sell really well over here, too.
It's very new, and I covet it. Dunno who made it off hand, but I've seen that dangle.
These are sold widely in London. They're copies of Indian wedding jewellery - the real stuff would be proper gold. I have far to much of the...
Yup, hall chair.
Those hinges were used over here in the late 70s. That's a smart thing - we'd call it a sideboard, and I think you need to be looking at a...
The corner blocks do indeed look newer. The seat may be OK; its colour is good and it does match the frame.
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