Yes, so do I. No doubt a lot of these have been hit with a hammer, but this is the symbol for Kriegsmarine tableware and I cant see any other way...
Not sure that they were land based according to this site. Look at the U505 cabin photo
This teapot is in excellent condition and was found at the back of an auction lot of miniature glass animals and classified as a German teapot....
It looks to be about 1 pint capacity, that's a sure fire caffeine hit!
Good spot! Yes, it is marked Wemyss, I think it's the Jazzy pattern but haven't researched it yet
Minton's Willow Pattern dinner plate with a cross keys symbol to top that I haven't seen before. Can't make out date code but prob late Victorian...
Not sure but here is one similar LINK
So 60s/70s then, more modern that I thought. Oh well, it was a bit of fun!
Congrats Messilane, here is the reveal photo of the five ashtrays: [IMG]
We have a winner!!
Aaah, getting warmer. The stamens don't lift up and nothing gets slid between the stamens and the petals
Still not automotive (but nice try!)
No, nothing automotive
Nope
No its not Mrs Doyle, why dont you have a nice cuppa tea ;)
Here's the base: [IMG]
I suppose it might possibly be used for some form of flagellation, but no,worn neither inside nor outside.
Inside or outside?
Sorry :)
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