I've had some little bisque cake toppers. I'd have said this was a tad large though.
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I'd call it a fairing. Bassinet isn't a common word in the UK, crib would be used for that. Might be German, they usually are, although the 7...
It doesn't look typical of Chinese export filigree to me. Hm. @Any Jewelry ?
Most welcome. It could be one of literally hundreds of factories.
Studio pottery.
Jersey cows.
1930s or a bit later, airbrushed decoration in part and transfer printed. A Staffordshire factory, harking back to Victorian wares.
The registration number will be for that screw fitting. I'd think nice paste, prpbably Bohemian.
Never known a Siamese that wasn't stone cold barking.
That image is fine, I'll go play hunt the name. The second one is very unusual - it's sprigged, which isn't typical of Doulton Lambeth at all. And...
Do we need to warn the Maltese people? ;)
Oh yum. That's enchanting, literally. Covet: I am very fond of their miniatures. Yes, a little match striker. Can you get an image of the base...
it says Jack's Copper Shop.
I like the illustration: the white uniformed attendants are fab.
That clasp certainly looks 20s ish. How long are they? And yes, cultured ones when they first came out were costly.
Old glues are often way more resistant than new. Vinegar is an acid, but not a strong one, and bleach isn't a solvent.
Can't hurt!
I suspect outlined then embellished. Tried a loupe on it?
It ought to be fine, if you rinsed it thoroughly.
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