The green lady's hair doesn't look Victorian but I'd buy 1920s. Her chain has a 30s sport ring, but those cropped up into the 50s. The back...
Under guard. I bet the Indonesian ladies had some gold ones, but you can bet those didn't get into the wild.
On the other hand if it's brass you can stick it in your hair and wear it.
Ferguson for me too. Not high end art, but pretty. You may never know who it was.
Probably not actually jade then. I'm no one's expert or even close, but decent jade would be set in silver or better.
The plug doesn't scare me. The cord damage would have me clipping the cord on the (unplugged) lamp. That's a house fire in waiting. It was, but...
Now it can sit somewhere and look pretty.
Given the price Victorian furniture these days, it would be impossible for it to go the other way! Around here a base with no top would sell for...
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That's an oldie all right. We used to have a store that just sold lamps and shades, but it's been gone for 20 years.
Probably did, but white slab marble isn't impossible to replace. A new cut won't be Victorian, but it's doable. Any place that cuts kitchen...
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The umbrellas I see here are modern plastic.. I did score an old one with what may be a sterling handle, but only one once.
If it's pushing 90, I'd bet it really saw some use.
I think you're right! SCORE! No idea whodunnit, but that's a sweet find.
The beer tap looks ready to roll though.
Nice! You going to use the tortilla press?
The hardware is British for sure. One of our furniture junkies will know about the rest; it certainly doesn't look American, at least to me.
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