Picnic set, indeed. Those sell rather well here. The retro people like them, as do rockabilly types. Tends to be mostly younger buyers. This one...
I'd go grab the others. Second one has an airtwist stem, and nicely done. Bohemian, and I suspect post WW2.
Not Crackerjack but Christmas Crackers. Canada does them I think, but not the US. ;)
I think some might also be Christmas Pudding and Cracker charms.
Yup, Scottish grouse claw. This one's about twenty or thirty years old, but I've had older ones. You do sometimes get Victorian ones with eagle...
I do like Cheap. ;) The pot is handpainted and made by Price Kensington.
I'm not sure if it's Loetz: my gut feel is rather newer. It's very like some Brierley Studio but it's not marked. The box has EPNS cutlery and a...
Some neat bits over the weekend. The sommerso vase was FILTHY. And the vase had a green felt thing stuck on the bottom, but I thought it worth...
Sorry, I meant it was new at the time! ;) I don't know of a definitive tome on Staffs china: the probelm is that there were literally thousands...
US flag. Daughters of Freedom maybe?
The flowers are forget me nots. From the backstamp, I'd say it was a brand new set.
The second word on the label is Glashutte.
It's Finnish. My elderly brain has forgotten the whodunnit.
Quite right too. ;)
You could also try an old toothbrush with the Silver Foam, that works. Or just an old toothbrush with water and a drop of Fairy. Like I said,...
He's Chinese, from the look of him and from the mark. You might want to repost this with the word Chinese in the title.
I don't think it's Miracle or Mizpah made. I've had a lot of that stuff and the construction is different. It's also not Celtic/Scottish enough....
NO CHEMICALS!!!! Or at least, no Silver Dip. Ahem. And not shiny please, either. This is early 20th C from the look of it, and the dark gives...
That lamp would sell very well here, but I've no clue on the US market rate.
Cat litter works brilliantly, but it needs to be the Fullers Earth kind.
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