Looks like silver. Look it over for silver markings. Possible locations of the marks on the gimble ring, bottom of ball/font, around or on the...
Good find, Cxgirl, on the glass! The "H&S" on both Cxgirl's find and OBB's is Harts & Sons. The shape of the punch tells all. Around 38th down or...
I have no help on IDing this lovely glass! I looked around for other such glass with silver by Hart & Sons. Found a few items, but nobody knows...
I haven't had any luck on IDing the pattern of this ABC glass nappy with a 6 pointed star, 6 hobstars and scalloped edge....
That hat with braided hair looks South American like Peru. --- Susan
Definitely agree not 19th century with that label. As the internet has many papier-mache lacquer boxes with HM Sadiq label as well as a multitude...
Hold the phone, I found the artist, Ferdinand Eckhardt. Same pic as a color etching:...
I'm in that same boat! I can't read most signatures without enlarging the images. After seeing your reply I enlarged/zoomed in on that pic and...
Melk Abbey, Austria certainly is right and explains the writing in the 4th pic down "Stift Melk i/Wachau" (Abbey Melk i/Wachau) for Melk Abbey in...
Here is another hair receiver of the same shape by Royal Doulton. These are being called hair tidies, which is another name for hair receivers....
Gee, that does look like a gondola! I couldn't find such a sig. actually on glass. The J.I. Co. (Jordan's Import Co.) foil label is of a gondola....
The color scheme of your Mr. Pickwick dates it to the earliest production (1908-1931) of this series. Scroll down the page to the 2 color schemes...
That is a hair receiver! Here is one by Royal Doulton in their "Gleaners and Gypsies" pattern series:...
There seems to be something bluish near the bottom right corner of that last pic. I'm not sure if it is anything nevermind a sig. I tried editing...
We need to see a picture of the piece. Also a pic of the backstamp would certainly help. I doubt it is a vase because of having a lid. A hair...
Certainly would be nice if it could be proven to be by Henry Hollamby! Following is a link to a few Tunbridge ware pieces "attributed to Henry...
I'm not sure if anyone IDed the house in the pic other than SBSVC tour. Anyways it is of Shakespeare birthplace before it was restored in 1847....
A centerpiece similar to these with metal flower holder....
Oops, while researching, etc... Cheryl beat me on the small mark, import info. I had to hunt around for the info while Cheryl with her wealth of...
The German hallmarks of the crescent & crown along with the Swiss hallmarks means it was imported into Germany from Switzerland per the following...
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