It was the age of rhyming mottos.
Amazing photography.
Some info here: http://www.videokarma.org/showthread.php?t=98552
I think Kazutoshi Sugiura looks good. Did flowers on colored grounds.
They look like etchings to me. The peregrine is signed on the plate, which may be more legible than the pencil siggy. Looks like Charles Brewick...
Love the blue bowl... and the clock.
Giacometti is one of the most faked artists out there, but then there seem to be thousands of "most faked artists" out there. What is that red...
https://www.fondation-giacometti.fr/en/authentication-committee It's going to be near impossible without solid provenance.
It's possible the camera is a Rolleiflex. This one is from 1933: [ATTACH]
I mostly isolated the logo, but cant be sure it's entirely correct: [ATTACH]
Don't know anything about them, but despite that, I think you did well for £20. The color is Bleu Celeste, which was introduced in 1753....
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This is about the club and mentions the print: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Almack's I'm not sure what this says, except that the print was out...
I've had dealers come in to look at books, but you talk about low ball...
From online, a shawl pin.
Not OP's, but this is the Beswick figurine: [ATTACH]
Is this a ceramic dish with a metal backing? I remember seeing a lot of those around in gift shops in the 1990s.
This is the coin:...
Can't help at all, but it's very interesting.
Excellent collection!
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