Post-1963 when zip codes were introduced. Debora
Ditto. Debora
They'd benefit from something simpler, something that would showcase the glass to better advantage. Debora
That is not staining beneath the photograph; it's a handwritten notation. Why would you crop it off in your photograph? Debora [ATTACH]
Malls in foreign countries are always interesting IMHO. Especially for a first time visitor. Debora
The Westfield Mail, Stratford is an excellent recommendation. Lots of shops and places to eat....
Well, they appear to be the boards for this 1973 souvenir program. https://www.ebay.ca/itm/324335418146 Here's the image where the creative...
What's cut off bottom right here? Debora [ATTACH]
We're good but... we're not that good! Firstly, what is your item? It looks as if it might be a painting but it's posted on the Pottery, Glass...
Does look like it's meant to be Florence. Debora [ATTACH]
First quarter of the 19th century. First half is well into Victorian. Debora
I typically don't advocate replacing original/period shades but... Those could fit well into a MCM decor with the right shades. Debora
Isn't that interesting? Never seen anything like it. Debora
Agree pillar candle would be out of period. And, on second look, the spike doesn't appear to be sharp enough to hold a candle. Could well hold a...
Seller of this incorrectly identified the subject. It is an unbreeched boy. That's also consistent with Regency era. Debora [ATTACH]
Bit of a challenge. You're staying way out of London and don't have much time. I'd probably start with a high end department store like Harvey...
How interesting that you were able to find other similars, @Marote. Thank you. Debora
Do you also plan on visiting any museums? Debora
Her clothing -- Empire waist, short sleeves, narrow skirt -- is Regency era. 1795-1820. Debora [ATTACH]
How nice you have a pair. Debora
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