Yep, poor baby had dead rhinestones. That's what happens when the rhinestones get wet, the foil backing deteriorates over time :( I don't see...
JMHO, it is a lovely piece but I don't see Art Nouveau in the design. It may have been in the era but I don't see the style.
Ahhh, so if you are handy you could pick up a plate, drill a hole in the center and make a tidy bit tray :)
Iridescent crackle glaze?
Hi @Any Jewelry How do you tell it's a kohl bottle rather than scent bottle? Is it the size or shape of the dauber? I don't think I've ever seen...
@Ownedbybear I grab those W&D gold or silver mesh purses whenever I see them, they always sell for me :)
I could be wrong but I would not call it a compote, it's a covered dish or a container for cotton balls or other vanity type stuff. JMHO.
Yep, it is a live listing, and as Willow Myst said, all their listings are "Faberge Imperial Russian" :confused:
We can only guess based on a photo, it would be best to have them both tested, then you will know what you have :)
I think clockies will need to see the movement.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moser_(glass_company) JMHO, your pieces do not have the quality of Moser Glass.
Love the acorns, I see a few duettes and some possible silver with marcasites :)
What I said :)
With hardly anyplace to shop since the pandemic, I dream of having something worth showing :(
Uranium glass will also show a greenish glow in strong sunlight.
https://www.google.com/search?q=Rose+marble+plinth&tbm=isch&ved=2ahUKEwiB0_qNiNbvAhWjdt8KHUA2CRsQ2-cCegQIABAA&oq=Rose+marble+plinth&gs_lcp=CgNpbWcQ...
I'd love a look at the dining room hutch to see what glass pieces are there!
Looks like it's just decorative rather than usable. That tiny hole in the top doesn't look like you would want to use it to hold and pour liquid.
Another thing to keep in mind...yes things that affect value are age, rarity, maker, materials, workmanship, but most of all desirability....
Sorry, but there are other green stones and a visual inspection by someone who is not a trained gemologist can not identify them. You will need to...
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