Glass is the wrong colour to be all that early. Georgian glass is greyish - unmistakeably so. I also agree on the shape being wrong. If you want...
Late 19th. I'd not expect to pay more than the equivalent of $20 for it, as it's brass.
1950s and 60s, I m very fond of these. Coalport and Anynsley made them too. Forget me nots and anemones.
Stick it in a paper bag with a banana skin or eggshells, you'll get the look back.
First one screams Japan with those chrysanthemums. Nice thing.
Ribbon choker I suspect.
Something in my head says Wedgwood did a whole series of US president weights.
Bit shallow for that - it's only an inch and a half.
Not an acorn, it's a trailing vine type plant. Sort of a fuchsia, but a bit tricky to be specific. I don't think it's a carpenters square, it's a...
Towel is a great idea. Yes, they do look like panels.
Screams 1960s craft, that.
Old trick. Lay them gently in a water bath to which you've added lemon jiuce. Don't swish them. Lay flat, ideally outside, in strong sunlight till...
Earlier, imo. Shape and that chip type carving are more 1830s ish than 1880, if it's country.
Probably ART rather than AR.
Soap dish would have an insert or ridges though.
That's an armorial symbol. It may have come from a lesser country house.
That's modern. Far too flimsy a construction to be older.
Oak hall chairs. Country made by the look of them. They look late Georgian to me.
I doubt we were still making tilt tops like that in the 40s, let alone the 70s. Need a close up of its mechanism.
I've seen these in the flesh, they are fabulous.
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