I don't think it's resin. The light's wrong through it, it doesn't have the sort of cross section for want of a better word, and those flaws look...
Me too, part of a dressing table set.
From the book description, which is earthenware raised vessels as well, I think you have a match.
You may wish to check on how Doulton started. Sewage! ;)
The Chinese were making some fabulous stuff all the way through the 19th and 20th, for example. Like any other country, you get the excellent, the...
It's a Maltese cross.
I think it's older, as in early 20th C. Love those California prices. ;)
Yup, Modern Asian - not neccessarily Chinese. Nicely done.
I've got the book, let me have a look. Different cover from yours, so it may take a bit. ;) Ah, got it. Rebecca Anne Richardson based in...
It has a tube hinge and C clasp with an older looking pin. 1920s or 30s at the latest.
I'm inclined to Bohemian, but it honestly doesn't matter. It's value is decorative.
Yup, British military - War Department, to be precise.
It's military, with that broad arrow. I think some kind of level, but I'm not convinced it's authentic, there's a lot of repro Barker around.
Absolutely not flow blue, I agree. Silver: nice. ;)
I can see the Watteau, now you've said. I should have spotted Doulton, I've enough of the stuff, but mine's all Lambeth!
Oh, I hate bad backstamps! Someone in Burslem. Pattern is Alton. Woods used an urn, but I can't find that mark, bother it. Not flow blue, anyhow.
He's certainly Renaissance, and yes, like Dante:...
1920s or maybe 30s. Costume piece in the style of a sort of cameo mourning brooch. The bloke is annoyingly familiar.
There's quite a bit of this about: it's relatively modern and moulded, then treated with some kind of coating. Nice colour.
Hm. I think probably yes on that, from the base and what looks like the colour.
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