I'm wondering if it's West German.
I used to go in NAtural Wonders quite a bit. As others have said, gift shop chain, with some oddities I liked. Gizmos and gadgets.
A pelmet perhaps? High Art Nouveau anyhow.
Agreed. It looks a bit today that thing!
Many of these are and were made in India for export to the Middle East, so a camel or whatever isn't surprising. I see these a great deal for a...
There's a good British website called oldcopper.org which has a fair few marks. Have a gander, if you'll pardon the pun.
Blimey, shows the difference. In London, G Plan and Stag sell very well retail. They do OK on Etsy, too.
Screams 70s to me. I bet it had an orange shade.
I'm with Charlie. Leave it in place.
There's a gas fitting collectors society over here. I'll see if I can find the details.
I'd never even heard of Alexis Bittar - I don't think it's sold here much. But I'd buy anything cheap if it's pretty, or weird or signed. ;) Those...
Carved Lucite, looking at their website. And they sell for $100 new!
Small point. The inscription will be in Farsi rather than Arabic.
That makes sense. Must have been a US one, though, which is interesting.
What's the stadium one? Bought these in a charity shop on Sunday, as I was bored and it was raining and the nice lady pointed them out to me....
The ones I've seen like this have been Continental.
There's no such thing as real Capodimonte since, oh, the early part of the last century. Many Italian pottery makers got on the bandwagon. Having...
That would be called a day bed here.
Sold all over Crete for a couple of euro.
Those are over a fiver new, so you weren't robbed.
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