A few trifles: Miniature Doulton Lambeth Silicon Ware vase, late 19th C, dollar fifty. A Monet enamel bracelet, slightly battered but worth...
From memory, that's the late 19th C/ealry 20th mark. What a lovely thing.
Val Saint Lambert, to be precise. Agree on the age.
No no no, it's horrid. Send it to me. I'll dispose of it for you, no charge.
I'm rather partial to a glass or two of ice cold sherry whilst cooking dinner, you see. I'd broken some of my copitas, which are the only thing to...
This is why other eyes are useful. ;) It's about ten inches tall. I promised to tell the chap I bought it from what it was, if I found out. Cost...
Thank you kindly - yes, I saw that ad. German made, I doubt, somehow. ;)
HO! You're spot on. Just found the Sanpei mark on Gothenborg. 1922 to 39 by the look of it. Thank you kindly. ;)
That square mark might be a sort of Japanese chop, maybe. Yes, I like it - but bought it for the puzzle, mostly. ;)
OK, I've stared at this all day. Anyone care to hazard even a guess? I think the first words are Made In. Maybe. ;) Could it be Japan? [ATTACH]...
These, I think, are about the most timely and appropriate things I've found in a while. [ATTACH]
Oh, you're spot on with the rest. It's good quality, too.
The Birmingham Assay Office will tell you who dunnit. It doesn't really matter though.
Ah, well now. Catalonia or Catalunya straddles Spain and France, incuding the Pyrenees and Andorra. Andorra is actually a sort of autonomous...
Most welcome. I'd have bought that.
Provence isn't Catalan. ;)
English, I suspect, and those are blackberries. Late 19th C, probably a Stroubridge maker. Pretty.
Stourbridge made. God knows who.
She is indeed tiny, I've been within a couple of feet of her. ;)
Definitely a hat, I've one that belonged to Ma that has a similar line. I also have a QE rose in the garden: it grows very tall indeed. If not...
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