Don't want much for it:wideyed: https://www.ebay.co.uk/i/400667812909?chn=ps
Interesting. The second example is thought to be a 19th century toy and from Andhra Pradesh while the first is thought to be 18th century and from...
Sorry ladies but this girl was at least a teenager before Shirley turned up.:D
She looks like bisque on the arm, legs and rear, shiny glazed dress and matt head and shoulders. She hasn't had a wash yet so please forgive the...
The first one I'm reasonably sure is Indra riding the three headed elephant called Airavada. Data 20.3High 1.3Kg [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] The...
Any ideas regards the likely era this pressed brass ceiling rose comes from? Data 44cm diameter 0.98Kg [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Looks like an early outboard motor propeller or a small boat propeller but better wait for the experts.:D
Haven't had enough coffee yet to figure out the connection.:bag:
My bad. Thought it had six digits. I'm definitely going to bed.:bag:
The registered design number suggests England around 1958 but I can't tell from the photo who made it.
Thought it might have been local (Australia) but it doesn't quite fit what they did. It is impressed with "4003" underneath and that kind of...
I'd go for a "modified castellated" pattern.:)
I think "crenellated" might be closer to the mark. Found this interesting reference.......
These were listed at the auction as "Eleven early 19th century cut decorated edged fruit plates" and getting bored waiting for the "House of...
Don't know who AC&B are but found these......
I will never be rich enough to own one of them.:arghh:
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Picture of the bottom please.:bag:
Nice catch. I've seen this vertical glass ribbing on other Victorian era glassware as well.
Looks like the customer ordered them the way they wanted. cited from https://www.beerstein.net/articles/bsb-a.htm A Mettlach stein could almost...
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