I cannot tell a lie. It looks like him.
Peaky Blinders?:bag:
Much muckier/messier than superglue, but it's up to you.
Yeah, it does look a bit like that, die stamping is for sure possible ..as far as brazing goes though, the "frame" is the same gauge and it...
I recently took this plaque out of it's frame on the insistence of my old colleague - thought I might as well take a few snaps while it was...
A good candidate for superglue. Do not try to apply the glue to any surfaces and attempt to assemble! Assemble the piece DRY and then just *one...
Dad also bought 2,500+ sapphires from Dean Ismail Sons of Colombo - he traded them for sacks of salt bought in Lorenço Marques, Mozambique during...
My Dad brought this stuff home from Benares AFAIK
@finding_antiques I'd say you are on the right track with a Germanic attribution, looks like continental hard paste for sure ...difficult to say...
If the originals are aquatints, as you say the Alken's were, what usually happened was that when the clarity of the image started to decline (due...
With that aesthetic design, doesn't it HAVE to be 19thc.?
Isn't this typical 1930's-1940's Benares ware? Could be more recent too I guess.
Late production Kyoto earthenware, just pre-WW1, Japanese, thick bodied etc, but kinda cool too. ;)
Well done Don - didn't look like stromberg to me;)
They were popular with designers in the 50's too Deborah
ok well you've convinced yourself - go buy it! Too bad someone "tested" it by filing a v in the base though
Makes sense as the PanAM's Jumbo jet fleet (707's) were also known as "clippers"
Looks like it's an English piece, not a US thing - interesting. The one I have is like new, probably kept in a drawer somewhere forever. Oh well...
You have to sign up to view prices though ..
The bottom can be fixed! Don't you dare recover them, love sun-faded cotton velvet!
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