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I wonder if it was entirely gilded when new.
Resembles Brentleigh wares.
Can't tell you anything except they look a bit special to me. No 10p box for them.
What's on the paper, or the paper itself may be relevant. I'd want to take a look and keep a record.
Really can't see that as a matador.
I think a moustache cup on that last one. Shaving mugs were more involved: [ATTACH]
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Before the experts get here, let me guess: the one mark looks like a hieroglyph, so... Egyptian?
Is it cold paint? Would this have been an amateur effort?
I think those are birds in the center.
The one you show the bottom of looks typical of modern Chinese pieces. These two are the most interesting to my eye: [ATTACH] If you examine the...
Curious about what they want for the Polaroid SX-70 camera. (I've got one - and apparently you can still get film)
It's a guess of course, but since the thing is made of glass you might expect to find the word (in some language) in the name. "Glasik", without...
Using a translator, "glaşik" shows up as "glasses" in Kurdish, and "yiniz" shows up as "eat" in Azerbaijani, so I'd guess over there somewhere.
You can look up "Ancre Ligne Droit 15 rubis" pocket watches. There seem to be quite a few out there. I wish I knew enough about pocket watches...
Looks to me like the kind of box used to hold paste ink for a chop? [ATTACH]
I'm pretty sure this is a type of toy that has been reproduced in volume from Indonesia. Hope yours is the real deal, but take care.
If you can find a serial number on the Waltham, there is a look-up site: https://pocketwatchdatabase.com/search/serialnumber/waltham Looks like...
It seemed like a good idea at the time.
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