I did a quick surf around the antiques fair and local charity shops this morning. A few nice bits and pieces. [ATTACH] Amber necklace [ATTACH]...
Lol, ah to look that glamorous! Thankyou though :kiss: Edit- cute plate, I’d have bought that too :-)
Gin? Magic mushrooms? Sleep deprivation? All of the above :rolleyes:
Lovely! How big are they? Do you display them?
Love this box!. Do you think the brass coloured patterns on either side resemble stylised snakes coming out of urns? There are two on each side...
I’ve done that and lost out! It’s a gamble either way :joyful:
I’m tempted to message the seller to ask what indicators are that it’s Georgian, in the politest way of course :angelic:
Great find!
That’s what I was wondering :confused: Could the prongs date it to Georgian (they def mean the era as pre 1837 was in the specifics :hilarious:)...
Just wondering if this is likely to be Georgian? It’s not mine and I’m not buying, just interested. It’s listed on eBay as Georgian (pre 1837)...
Fascinating but shame no photo!
@Ownedbybear those Bex ones are sometimes signed on the trombone part. Worth a close look with a loupe. This is mine showing the sig. [ATTACH]...
He is fabulous! Great piece to own :-)
Probably most of the repaired bog standard pieces are now of higher value than the pristine ones! I also admire the tenacity to find every last...
Having looked at lots of photos I think you are correct (no surprise there!). There are too many very similar repairs.
I’m in awe of these repairs. There must be considerable skill needed to patch these back together. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
How old do you think this is OBB? Most with this repair seem to be late 19th C, would that fit? Yes, uneven white glaze that is thin in places.
Those are great links. Thankyou :-) Here’s one repaired like mine. [ATTACH]
I like this jug just for the reason that someone liked or needed it enough to repair it. Can anyone tell me when this type of repair was common...
Looks like the Dudson Paxton one I posted a short while ago. https://www.antiquers.com/threads/paxton-jasperware-jug.65434/#post-4310610 [ATTACH]
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