This seems to be the best use for them, although they could be used as travel inkwells if you turn the bottles so the spouts point skywards
Some of it shook out when I tipped it upside down, but it is more of a metallic ochre
They could be for spices with a cork in the end, but I am just guessing
They were purchased in the uk 8cm long x 4cm wide x 5cm deep
Hi all, picked these up last week. They are hand blown with Pontil marks[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] . Any ideas what their purpose is?...
Thank you so much, that is a big help
2 of the cups and 1 saucer has the CM backstamp and 1 saucer has Limoges. Looking for an ID on the backstamp and poss date. Many thanks
Thank you for the info, I’m sure someone will know somewhere.
I have tried to ID the back stamp but not had any luck, the cups seem to be of paste porcelain quality. Any help with date, maker would be much...
Purchased in the UK, no makers marks, 15cm x 11cm x 7cm deep
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Could be Richard Burgess, a case maker in Liverpool, 1845
Hi all, just joined the site. Interested in buying and selling 20thC antiques and art glassware. Also a keen angler, hobby artist and photographer
Poss w German, mid century
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