Vintage British army gilt metal and mother of pearl lighter with broad arrow ordnance mark Kriegsmarine button Here we have an antique

Here we have an antique hallmarked solid silver and Bristol blue glass condiment pot -Charles Perry & Co - Birmingham - 1919 - 4

These are likely late 19th Century and very typical in design but they are not normally as ornate as these two

Chinese characters etc

two Southend -On -Sea Jugs one twin handled 6cm tall the other 8cm tall

movement and humour in his/her work and is accomplished in their work that is for certain

Vintage British army gilt metal and mother of pearl lighter with broad arrow ordnance mark Kriegsmarine button Here we have an antiqueVintage British army gilt metal and mother of pearl lighter with broad arrow ordnance mark 8. 5 cm long This is possibly a piece of very good trench art as opposed to an army issue lighter we are unsure The broad arrow or crows foot ordnance mark has been used on British Army equipment since at least 1553 and is a helpful way of determining if everyday items are civilian or military in origin. The flint needs replacing, but I suspect with a new flint