Can I see the back of the movement? Full image please. Where in the world are you? As a clock it does not seem to have much going for it,...
About 1900, give or take a decade.
The cat looks a lot more catlike than mine. :-)
No, no interest in it. Weddings for young people can be sgnificant for them, for people in their late 30s who have been around the block a bit, it...
Almosst good for a divorce here. My partner has been watching it all day, including action replays and for all I know, a ball by ball...
A picture of the underside of the base should show if the main body is loaded or not. Usually if the foot is pitch or resin filled there will be a...
It is impossible to even make out what the watch is apart from saying it appears to be early 20th C Swiss, based on the little that is...
Thanks for the information. Looks like a wartime souvenir found its way to Shropshire, and thence to the saleroom. Gastro-expedition planned to...
I did not realise that you were referring to the branches as bud vases, I thought they were bud vases plus the complete epergne. They do look a...
The branched piece is usually called an epergne. They are 1930s rather than the earlier date and are probably loaded in the bases. If you go back...
But they went to me, so that is OK :-) In a local auction, well, sort of local, it's about a hour's drive each way, I bought a set of six china...
Sharp and clear pictures are essential.
I really cannot see from your pictures what you are showing.
Some Georgian stuff was bashed about to make it more to Victorian tastes so it can look later but I suspect the two teapots in the front row are...
I am not seeing those as all Georgian, more 19th C in general
a Boeing a380 airbus. That would be something to see, a merger between Boeing and Airbus Industrie.
Looks more mid Victorian than Georgian. Certainly a striking design but those marks are not official British by any means. But they are not...
I suspect the item is an out and out fake. The OP's paranoia may prevent any useful answer. There is simply not enough information to be sure....
The masthead object is probably a pennant, a long flag the helmsman and sailing master use to guage the wind. It can't be a photograph of an...
I have tried to enhance the contast a bit. It is not a pirate ship, it appears to be a British naval Brig of the mid 18th C, as it is flying a...
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