Tube lined majolica - and yes, Moorcroft used tube lining. It's lovely. I agree the numbering isn't British. I'd think Austrian or German, late...
I'm in the Japanese camp. Glaze and clay are typical.
Try Persian rather than Indian on that. It's very like some jewellery. You've got Mongol hordes on it, too.
As a space flight geek, I love it!
THat's a pepperette, I'd say. Your plate is a teapot stand, and the thing with holes is for joss sticks. Box looks Eastern European. Left hand...
I remember!
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Nice bit of Chribska up the top.
Czech, Sklo Union I think, but its backside is needed.
davey, are you changing your place to Tahmoor? ;)
Door. Backside. To coin a phrase.
Meant to ask how big those are?
It's more space age than atomic to my eye. Orbiting satellite, hm?
It's copying a Benin/Dahomey bronze shape. Lion. I'd be looking at somewhere in west Africa.
I was totally asleep!
You might look at Gaudy Welsh: it's closer to that.
If Cheryl's riled, then that says much. Patience of a saint.
I suspect medicinal: for inhaler drops. Friars Balsam or similar. At least, that's what it would be here.
Agreed, Zanetti. Lovely clarity.
Scheurich do similar for orchids, but I suspect yours once had a Lavorazione Arte Murano label. Not Murano made but in the style of.
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