I'm curious about the paper on the back - the part with printing on it. (Of course, it could have been attached to the back at any time.) [ATTACH]...
Is it perhaps a TEA CADDY, rather than a ginger jar?
You okay, Joe? Glad to see you back!
Missy, I only meant that the photos in your first post were thumbnail size, so I couldn't get a good view of this lovely set! The 1Mb restriction...
Hi, Michael, and welcome! I was having a hard time seeing your photos, so I rotated and enlarged them here: [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]...
Ascot, I LOVE the bright colors in that piece, and I know exactly where I would put it if it were mine!
How positively lovely, Missy! I hope you don't mind, but I needed to see your pictures BIGGER, and I imagine others will, as well! [ATTACH]...
@Ownedbybear - Do you think either of these is Whitefriars?
It immediately reminded me of a little trinket box posted here recently: [ATTACH]...
M3ltdown, this listing sounds like your bowl, but I can't seem to see the photos... Can you?...
M3eltdown, this one is a different character from yours, but may be from the same line:...
Those are lovely, Johnny! I wonder if the first one is the same maker as this:...
I'm thinking that this IS British, from Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, Sheffield: http://www.silvercollection.it/ENGLAGOLDSMITHS&SILVERSMITHS.html
It looks as if the new member might have tried selling it as such on eBay, then ended the listing when it turned out not to be what he thought(?)...
Sadly, no I.D., but this one does look similar: [ATTACH]...
Lawn bowling?
Fun finds, Davey, but you can keep that hobo! I have to agree; he's quite hideous!
Could it be German? Brunswick. The elder of the two Brunswick factories - the Herzogliche Fabrik, whose wares are generally marked V H in...
Thanks, Hollyblue. That's what I thought. As for the "process", it's what's described in the 2nd link I posted above: There were no presses or...
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