1870s/80s, mahogany, English. They tend to get generically called sideboards here. You need a decent auction house or a furniture dealer, price...
Not all Nason is signed. The problem is that these have been widely imitated.
Photos please!
I'd say that's a result. ;)
I hate shiny silver. I only use Sunshine Cloths, very gently, or sometime a gentle ultrasound bath to get the gunk off. The concha belt is living...
I've hidden the silver one somewhere, if I can fish it out, there will indeed be photos. I know where the receipt is.....
I'd agree that it's a stylised thick capital C. You need to stare at it and reverse what your brain sees, if that makes sense. European,...
Agreed: nice recent replica. Seen them in Greece.
<snort>!
What size do you need, in case I see one. ;)
Those scratched numbers refer to repairs or servicing records by a jeweller or watch maker. Very commonly done here. I doubt it's French, but I...
Yup, hurricane shades.
Yup, glass stones. It does actually fit me, sorry charlie. ;) I'll keep an eye open for you! I still have some NA style stuff from the 80s, even...
I'm with Debora, that shouts the era of George Michael and Wham to me.
I'd agree on a custard cup.
I'd call it a shade, missing a brass base.
I don't think it's celery. That was typically served in elegant cut glass "vases" here. Might be asparagus, which would fit with where it was made.
It's a mallard, btw.
That's reasonable, I've seen similar in shops there. Might also be Turkish.
Cameo is cut back, enamelled is laid on. That looks more laid on to me.
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