Sorry, I did not scroll through the pages. I thought it was all pembroke tables but they peter out after a couple of pages.
http://www.onlinegalleries.com/art-and-antiques/search/pembroke-tables-rosewood-ireland/2 There is a whole range of pembroke tables on this site....
I thought the definition of a pembroke table was "a small table with drop leaves and one or more drawers"
Try googling images for "pembroke tables" and see if you can find one similar.
Is the cross "miracle" make?
A gorgeous signed shell cameo pendant. I later asked the dealer who bought it if he regretted selling anything. "Funny you should say that" he...
I dont think it looks as old as that. Without handling it, I would err on the safe side and go a bit later on the date.
If you ever hear the term Sunderland lustre, then always think of your colour. Otherwise it is clarified as copper lustre or platinum lustre. I...
It is called pink lustre.
Sorry if this info appears twice. I looked in my book "The potteries of Sunderland and district" bought at the Sunderland museum about 45 years...
Google "images for sunderland lustreware teapot" Have seen many like that in my time.
Coming from the north east of England, 60 years ago I used to see a lot of lustre pottery as so much was produced in the north east. Our neighbour...
My item is a miniature potty with with words "go way back and sit down" it was 55 year ago and our neighbour died. I was really upset when I saw...
My sister had one of the Japanese teasets with faces in the base of the cups. Her husband was a merchant seaman in the 1950's. When he docked in...
Try sunderland lustre pottery. Most of the Sunderland potteries in the North east of England produced this type of ware.
Try googling images for "Jackfield ware pottery" It tends to be a generic term for the Victorian black pottery. It became very popular after...
I wrote a reply a few minutes ago, but it has not appeared. Firstly try looking for Bayel nude ladies glasses. You will get lots of hits. Mine are...
Bought a set very similar here in France a couple of weeks ago. They are still in the box and are not as old as they appear.
Could be a late victorian hobbyist painted piece. Not Mauchline ware. There were some very talented painters decorating china, pottery wood etc;...
Popsycat was an affectionate name for our late much loved cat. Her real name was Poppy.
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