Could be anthracite (hard coal).
Maybe Brentleigh.
First impression of the name on the last is Carmichael.
That does seem to be it. Can't find any info on the company, but they did make quite a few travel irons....
There is a pewter a manufacturer - Anton Schreiner of Nabburg - but I don't see any anodized stuff connected with that name.
The cups measure 3 ½” tall and are 2 ½” across at the top rim. Each is in its own vinyl traveling case. Each case is close to 3” across and 4 ¾”....
Lots of Nigri chess sets. They seem to be resin composite - maybe marble dust.
A piece I would have happily snagged. https://www.emauxdelongwy.com/product/boule-midi-mappemonde...
Influenced by people like Rowland Emmett and Ronald Searle. Stylistically late '50s or early '60s.
One of the malachite glass ones is currently listed on eBay, but the seller has no additional info.
Really nothing to do with your print, but this mode of representation was started by Justus (Giusto) Utens who did a series of views of Medicean...
https://www.annexgalleries.com/inventory/detail/9532/Jean-Jacques-Avril/Floral-Bouquet-engraved-after-Louis-Tessier-for-Livre-de-Corbeilles-et-Vase...
It is porcelain and the colors are under glaze, which means it is safe to clean. An old,soft toothbrush and some tepid water will probably do the...
The picture is Portrait of a Young Girl by Petrus Christus (c1470).
They do look reasonably antique. Maybe they are copies of existing figures, or taken from fashion plates of the day. They have a Kate Greenaway...
Probably painted from an engraving. https://www.nationalgalleries.org/art-and-artists/36189/portrait-bindo-altoviti
I had a print framed 40years ago and was assured of archival framing. Now the image is surrounded by acid burn. Some people will say anything...
Everybody's looking for that Han dynasty bowl that's being used to feed the dog.
Ahhh. Thought you were referring to the shape of the pot.
Really sparkles, doesn't it.
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