Yup, I said it was pre euro! I could not decipher that surname for the life of me.
Birmingham company who made pot metal Celtic style jewellery with glass agate stones. Nice designs too.
Royal Winton.
That’s part of an old glass walking stick. Often made as friggers.
Italian may be Fratelli Fanciullati. Bakelite is neat. Spanish one is older, pre euro. Hermanos means brothers. That might be Rueda after it.
Pendant is probably recent Indonesian. Brooch looks like Miracle.
The back is late nineteenth certainly. Looks like an opal doublet but I think it has a crack sadly. Have you cleaned it? Old silver would be...
It’s sixties into seventies costume. Faux Opal, and you’ll probably never find out who made it.
That’s the best Murano group.
Box has nothing to do with the brooch.
Use a macro setting too.
Looks Empoli to me.
Agreed, that’s not a mark.
Go look at this....
The pine cone may be older Chinese. It would be useful to see the mark and font.
Ah, yes. A bit like “freezing leftover wine.” HALLO!
Hm. Problem is, lots of companies make nice art glass birds and nothing is leaping out at me. I suspect decent modern giftware.
We don’t see much Blenko here, so that would make sense.
You’ve got pill boxes, trinket boxes, snuff and patch boxes. And what look like a couple of vestas.
It’s a very nice thing, I can see why they like it.
Separate names with a comma.
