I'd wonder if it wasn't an oil and vinegar, but someone who knows bottles will be along shortly. Right @bercrystal ?
I was looking at the half-*ssed assay mark, or whatever it is. I can only half see it and it's only half there. It looks like a bunch of towers....
Dyed Random Pretty Rock, looks like. What's got my attention is the silver mark. Danish???
Not too practical, but I can think of an antique dealer or two who'd love to own it.
I'd be thinking some sort of acrylic too.
Purse spray.
The diamond work looks Belle Epoque, but the punters don't know the term, so late Victorian it is. About 15 years too late, but oh well.
The gringo on the horse's hat...not so much. (LOL) The guy on the ground got the better end of the sartorial deal.
Those folks look like the real deal.
Nice one - Edwardian?
I don't think I've ever seen a corner chair made later than WWI. I'd call the style Victorian Mishmash; it looks like a mash-up of a couple of...
Hey Willie ... most of us aren't in the early stages of addiction. We've been at it a while.
It's new-ish and has a pontil mark. Mexican glass? Not worth a fortune, but it looks good and gets the job done.
The metal is Czech. The plastic...dunno ... but I love that OOK look on their faces. Maybe they just found out that Grandpa is babysitting for...
That cat said "yeah? So? " and went and investigated the food dish.
The ones from the 30s sell nicely.
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I'm betting it cuts ... bread ... just fine. Any other use would have any male with a brain running for the hills!
Possibly done with a drill just for looks.
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