Pretty set no matter what. I think a few recent Meissen marks do spell the name out.
Glad to see I wasn't the only one!
They look like bone from here, but Johnny nailed the clasp. Those barrels were in common use in the 70s to early 80s. Annoyed the heck out of me...
If so they did a good job of it. The frankensteining on both sides match.
20th century, but beyond that...dunno. One of the experts will be along shortly.
I bet someone kept cuff links in the ashtray instead of butts. It's a beauty. I'd probably have picked it up and handed it to whichever friend...
It's not though . It has no flat surfaces and nothing curved enough to act like a hook.
I thought Italian off the bat too, not that I'm a glass expert. It just "smells" like something they'd do rather than what a Czech might make.
Anton Mathis for me ...and I'd have nabbed that too. I love peacock, i.e. rainbowy oil leak, finishes.
They still look like what I was trained to call piecrust prongs. A one crust pie sounds...mighty good right now, as long as I don't have to turn...
Some of y'all do OK in German too, from what I hear. I can't even swear in English, can't get the words out.
Never used one at all. I'm allergic to tobacco smoke and I don't mess with the other stuff.
I can see some metalhead using that on a concet T, easily.
I was thinking the same thing, but I'm an Art Nouveau kinda gal. Around here most old pottery lands in the "buy me please" pile. Monks behaving...
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