I favour starts with an m.
Bubble glass has been made by hundreds of factories, so is no indicator of a maker. Whatever you do, don't sell the signed one till you've done a...
Neither of them are Whitefriars. The factory never did aventurine and nor did they do a Jack in the Pulpit shape. Both look Italian. I do hope...
king, the original one. And yes, very loud they were, too. As an aside, I love the fact that London buses still have the same bell sound as the...
davey, I'll go look. Rook on a rook. How very interesting.....
It's Aseda.
It's a sort of tower or castle thingie. Could be motorcycle, possibly. I've just remembered our MPs wear red caps. Hm.
Those were actually quite common in London when I was growing up. Some hotels still use them, but in a rather retro fashion.
I don't do militaria, normally, but this looked interesting. Anyone recognise the insignia? Yes, I've googled a bit. ;) Found to the North West of...
It's definitely an 800, bakers, that's the one thing I'm sure of. ;) Thanks Cheryl and Susan - that gives me a start, I think! I can't even...
Well, one's solved. Royal Worcester. How the devil did I not spot it? (And thank youo to Someone who knows who she is!)
Nice tray. Relatively modern Italian silver, but I can't make out the province mark which would give me a clue to the maker! Yes, af, signori in...
I think they're more loved over there, to be honest. These were seriously cheap: about three dollars each. af, what gets me is watching seven -...
A mirror makes sense. I still can't find the other marks. That porcelain gilded one is an impressed crown over a circle with divisions - they...
Decent modern import by the look of it.
Totally open, yes, and the vase thing is self contained. Cute, isn't it.
I don't think it has a purpose. It's a fountain, I'd say, fairly common image, but other than that, who knows!
How ever did you guess, af. ;) I got some decent Whitefriars amongst other things, plus these bits and some rather nice ruffled cranberry glass....
I know I ought to go hunt these down, but I'm being bone idle. ;) Anyone recognise the marks please - 19th C European bisque and bone...
Celery handled.
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