Overe here, the Imperial War Museum would snatch your hand off. There's a bunch called the Burma Star Association - they may have US links.
Told you so. ;) I've seen china and metal espresso pots and cups that shape in Italy.
Might i point out that sangria is NOT Italian. ;)
Oh, never mind, just seen the jug. ;) Espresso.
What's the jug like? My first thought is that those are actually espresso cups.
Ohio, Georgia and Michigan.
Ah, so that's how they did my clock!
My dad added Epsom salts to cheap Italian wine, recorked it, and sold it to the US troops as champagne. ;)
You do still get lava ones round Naples. For obvoius reasons. ;)
I think too well made for the 70s - the back has proper channels, hm?
I'd say Bohemia as was, Czech as is and post WW2. Amber flashed cut to clear.
D'uh. I allus think of Will.I.Am as being a frog. Latin had no U, so used V's for both.
A ship?
Me too, Pat.
Yup. Chinasearch and Chinamatch.
Lovely bag. Beads probably made in Gablonz, indeed.
Yup. It was a piece of utility furniture: two drawers above, cupboard below. Pa painted it white and put new handles on it. Not my photo: [IMG]
Late 19th/early 20th C. Not massive value but certainly more than a quarter! ;) Might be English.
It's one of those very familiar things if you're a Brit, I didn't even google it! ;) And it does say Anglorum. Why it's on Danish brass, I've no...
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