Don, just seen yours. Great minds! There is actually an X on the lid, faintly, and one on the base, but if you don't realise it, or get the...
Spring, thanks much, let's see what they say. It is very shallow internally, and there's no indication of any place that controls would have gone...
I don't think it's Ashpool, he does West Country graniteware type clay.
Good morning af! Here's what there is. At the top, a row of sets of indentations, two on the outside larger the middle smaller. They're...
It's too small to take either batteries or valves of the period - WW2, that is. And the other problem is that the table itself is older - late...
Thanks Davey - my himself built crystal and valve sets for fun. ;) It'd be interesting to hear what your dad says! It's the lettering that makes...
Davey, the other half was a radio engineer who built his own sets and he's never seen anything like this. There's far too many "connections" for...
Thanks Don! I think it's a bit old for electronics - from the construction, I suspect it's Edwardian. I did wonder if BATT meant battery, but I...
OK, have a look at this. Looks like a nice little mahogany plant or tea table, until you turn it upside down. Then, you see the butterfly nut,...
Couple of people worth contacting: http://www.rafmuseum.org.uk/contact-us/ They're in North London, very close to the original D H works, and...
Geek says it's not any De Havilland plane, nor any real one, for that matter. (He's good on this stuff, trust me - writes articles.) The UK logo...
That pin is a more complex version of the UK logo. Based on a race plane, from memory. Back in a bit, I need to go find some books and my other half.
Yup, that's the thing - it's not a bad way of watering, as it avoids the worst kind of excess and does it from the bottom. (NEVER water plants...
Bonsai.
Probably Art Lasi, but be aware that at least one English maker - Ravenhead - did a copy of these.
There was a missing apostrophe, too. ;) Poor af!
Not the same kind as the US. ;)
When tea was first drunk in England it was from handleless bowls. I'd agree those are classic pickle dishes, though. I've some blue and white...
Nice, but desperately overpriced. It was awarded a prize - or as a prize? - by a newspaper. Exhibition piece.
Definitely modern - I've bought Bonsai in these. And yes, not brown paint, but slip.
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