One tip. When you get any display just right, photograph it. I have to do that when I take glass down to wash it.
Fullers earth cat litter.
It’s from a wash set, would have had a bowl. Minton did make some utilitarian wares.
I’d put big coloured glass on that. My ludicrous infestation of ruby Whitefriars sits on a mid nineteenth century mahogany sideboard which sets it...
The cat is a bit wachtmeister.
Perfect! Many thanks for rescuing my brain.
Aha! That makes sense. Many thanks.
Some charity shops here have warehouse sales where it's by the kilo!
They're wannabee Lalique or Baccarat, unsigned, lovely ring to them. I can't find a design with a daisy knop like this. Arg. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]...
I ought to know who this mark is and my brain isn't working. Help please! [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I’ve got four of these in my garden, I got them free from a prop house which was decluttering.
Second vote for Chinese here.
That looks silver now it’s had the crud extracted. A decent jeweller ought to be able to gently pull that pin out.
I think some kind of “ethnic” origin, but I’m trying to decide where.
Carnelians, agates and maybe moonstone. It could do with a gentle clean, those will sing then. Won’t hurt if you wash it and use a soft toothbrush...
Twenties Czech, and I was never going to get round to a restring! Bought ages ago because of that lovely blue. Enjoy. And please post photos of...
Reminds me of some Ohrid filigree, which is Eastern European.
Worcester employed some astonishing artists. Finest fruit painting ever.
After Maeterlinck. The blue bird of happiness.
It was indeed Heiphastos/Vulcan. There’s also that image of the bloke holding two mythical beasts which rings a bell. It’s actually really...
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