Agree with Greg, a studio potter's take. Nicely done for all that. Louis 1974, I think.
Sklo makers didn't sign, generally. Your enhancement is pretty close to how much of it looks in the hand. (I've had a lot of it over the years!)
Nope, it's a very untypical colour - that grey/blue and a single colour at that. The book one is far more usual: brighter real colours and tonal.
That's a good thought. Sklo wasn't in my head for it: it's a dull colour for Czech glass of that period, but the shape is spot on.
Hm. The glass colour and that base are very Scandi.
Greg, that's an urban myth that got debunked very thoroughly by af and others on the old boards. No one ever found a single case to prove it. But...
Meh, I'd declare it as whatever they want. It doesn't impact on insurance. But YMMV.
Ich Dien, rather then Bien. ;) I shall go and google on political cartoons, that's awfully familiar.
Ah, having seen the straight sides, I think well post WW2. Easier to mass produce.
As a woman who owns 500 pairs of earrings......! I've seen cabinets like that. The Pinterest one has been upcycled. The OP's will be 30s maybe,...
Ah, good idea, I'll do that. Thank you!
They're not white enough or fine enough for parade use - they're greyish, and not polishable. I've seen parade stuff and it's REALLY high quality....
Bother. I sold a bag of sixpences last night!
I've not seen a set either, greg, they normally seem to travel alone!
Replicas of the Coronation Anointing Spoon. http://www.royalcollection.org.uk/collection/31733/the-coronation-spoon Probably brass, might have...
Yup, apostle spoons. Probably pot metal or chrome.
How big is it? I'd expect a soap dish to have ridges or holes.
<snicker> I'll try a UV on it.
Design looks very much of the early 50s.
Local auctioneer has a TON of these from a house clearance and wonders what they are. Clearly British military with that broad arrow - about 36...
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