Blirks?
look like manicure tools in there now.
The styles of the two elements are totally different from one another.
Stylistically they look later to me, but if you say so ...
I guess these were made for the Buffalo Gals?
When you're old (like me) anything before I was 25 is probably referred to as "when I was a little boy" :chicken::bag::wideyed:
Tea cup missing glass insert
by L & R, I meant that the image was switched from left to right. here is the original...
We don't really see too many things marked "made in" much before the early 1920's ..
It could be an original but a load of these were faked (well, reproduced I should say) in materials other than metal in the late 20thc
That crest is the Savoy Eagle and my guess is that pot is made up from bits and assembled by an English craftsperson during the Ruskin inspired...
I'd say Austrian, but just a guess.
Likely zinc if it's an old "cut" or printing plate.
The quality of the woodwork far exceeds the metal. These pieces were not made for one another but a marriage as @sabre123 mentioned and others...
Well what you have there is a L to R copy on glass of a well-known 17thc Dutch old master painting by Adriaen Brouwer, "The Back Operation", aka...
I was expecting a chainsaw!
Oh I don't know ...could be fun, I could print them all out and make myself a Pope Mobile maybe?
Amateur work
I buy old vellum to make my finest gilding gesso
Also in Lowestoft and of course Worcester. Here's my pair of 18thc Lowestoft pickle dishes: [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
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