I suspect it's from a gentleman's case. Not fluffy enough for milady.
Yeah, that might have been a tad awkward. ;)
Not surprised he's Spanish. They make lots of these nice silver birds, I've seen shop windows heaving with them.
Damn your eyes, I've a chronic ear worm now!
Loco, over here, street art is used in the context you describe.
And whoever it belonged to was a Quartermaster Sargeant. Neat. I'd ask £15 to maybe £20 for it.
Not for cream. I'm a bit dubious about this having any age. It's metric, and we really didn't go in for that over much till, oh, the late...
Cheryl, I love you. ;) Don't worry about the date, that will do beautifully. Mega thanks! xxxx
I'm being lazy, could possibly find these, but you guys are fast. ;) A wine bottle coaster. Can someone read the marks? I suspect it's plated,...
When you sell, make sure you'll ship to the UK and to Ghana. Market in both places for sure.
Yup. It's known as a broken pontil.
That's reasonable. ;)
Fid, what think you of this one? [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Left hand one looks Pacific North West to me.
It's Bristol glass if it's made in Bristol.
I seem to have bought four Whitefriars Kingfisher glass jugs in two days. Oops.
Very wise, I'd say. There's better stuff out there.
Might be Maltese.
Too shallow by far for a tea bowl. Underplate, maybe - and I agree it's British.
Eh?
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