That's a good £1500 here.
Rachel, can you get some interior photos please? I suspect it's simply a bit of 20th C brown furniture, but I'd like to see more.
Bird's interesting. Google Liver Bird. This thing is far better than the average SP pot.
Hornsea Heirloom Blue. Slightly less common than the brown or green. Designed by John Clappison. I use Bronte and Heirloom Brown every day.
The clasp could well be 20s and I'd certainly agree on French. I'd also agree it might have been reworked. Those big beads are more typical of a...
I'm with it being frosted glass, but take a close look with a loupe. Clasp is European, sort of 1930s into 40s. Nice thing.
Davey, where are you buying Autosol? I've had trouble finding it.
Let me throw in that many of these were and are made in India with Arabic markings for export.
Not ever Worcester. Continental maybe, but not anywhere near as early as 1800s. That supposed label has been added to give purported age.
Sunshine Cloth.
Nice find. It's a fifty to eighty pounds at auction lot here. But I'd keep it.
Well, well! That does make sense with those handle holes. Neat.
Absolutely not Bitossi.
Yes to both questions. ;)
Poggi.
It might be initials and Murano. And I've seen "generic" Murano with simply that.
USB microscope. I've used one, and they're decent. Some countries do indeed use multiple marks.
Yup, could well be. Mint tea.
One of those marks looks to be Arabic script.
Can you rub something dark into that signature? Or do a rubbing of it?
Separate names with a comma.
