Sorry, that's Spode's Jewel late 1920s Edit. Sorry?. Copeland Spode! I need a brain transplant!
Iowa Jayhawk correctly identified the square plates as Spode's Tower, you have your eye in!.
Tazza: No makers mark, incised "18" [IMG] [IMG]
Doulton Pomeroy, too fast for me, spot on!
Well spotted!
Ok, the tazza is handpainted and unmarked. Tentatively I have this as mid 19th century Blue & white transferware square bowls/dishes. No makers...
Bev, sorry, that's Royal Doulton Persian pattern, D3087 20th century
We haven't identified the maker's yet (mark: R in a triangle) but they are also stamped Limoges France so probably post 1891
The plate with the centre rose is Spodes Jewel, late 1920s
Nice plate, but that one is Royal Doulton c 1930
Yes it is unfair!! But fun too ;) The plate below the bowl with handles and lid is Doulton Burslem, c1893 The very large blue & white charger...
Bit of fun. Just washed these ready for some proper research and pricing. But an initial check shows some good names and a surprise. So which...
Welcome! I think that buying is a great way to learn, but be careful, the line between collecting and hoarding can get blurred! :)
I think more likely a collector of autographs and handkerchiefs. Still got all but one of these, haven't tried to sell them yet, must get my...
I have geisha lithophane portrait set for sale atm, would love to have a more exotic set! Btw, you also find saki cups with what looks like a...
It locks into place so it could have been used in a moving room
And I think the region is Nor'Westers, and that explains the axes?
I think it is troop 112 region 11
It is non magnetic, probably steel
Hadn't seen that!
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