Ouch, bit too rich for me. ;) Thanks davey.
Yup, all mid to late 19th transferware. The last one is too stained to be of much value.
If someone can suggest a reasonable value for this, I'd be rather interested in it. It has historical relevance to my family.
af speaks wisdom, as ever. I'd only add that appraisal values != sales values. Typically, a thing sells for a third or a quarter of that.
You'll get more seling it as vintage than scrap. Scrap is pennies on that thin layer, if anything at all.
If it's euros, it's modern, anyhow. Czech sounds about right.
Biscuit barrel, probably English and mid 19th with Chinoiserie decoration.
Victorian hall chair, with newer fabric that doesn't suit it well, chair probably made in India. Don't you dare skip it. ;)
I think there was another layer and that this was a whatnot once. I also think Colonial African, made for either the export/tourist trade or local...
I missed this! Fab photos, and I think almost everything has been covered. I don't think the Coalport is wildly valuable - about the $25 to $40 range.
Bohemian (Czech) most certainly.
Susan, you are, as always an utter star. Thank you so much for all that hard work, really useful.
Fashion repros to me, too.
Yup, Chance Glass, which is indeed British, in anemone and pansy patterns. I've some of their geometric stuff- it looks like a Spirograph pattern!...
Absolutely. The spoon itself is a nice Art Deco styled thing.
It was made as a separate plaque, by the look of it, but doesn't detach.
Thanks af - that makes perfect sense. It's a nice quality one.
And today, a seriously weird silver ring....! Heavy, marked SIL. Bloke selling it was Polish, but who knows. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]...
Sort of militaria! A nice unmarked Art Deco spoon which is probably silver with two crossed rifles on the finial. Are they any particular model or...
The star? Hm, I think you may well be right. I need to pick assorted Arabic speaking neighbours' brains some time. ;)
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