She’s a rather lovely centrepiece. She’d have fitted into a flower frog which then sat in a wide bowl. Might be Walther or someone similar.
I think the brown might be Spanish.
The jug is more Celtic than anything. Do need to see the base, but it’s very Book of Kells. amphora did some enamel work like that.
The sommerso might be Mandruzzato, but many Murano and even some Swedish makers did these. I’m not convinced that amber one was made on Murano.
Fairyland lustre is astonishing. She destroyed her designs and smashed the pieces.
North east English slag glass.
Oh, well done and thank you. Japanese makes sense, it’s got a bit of a Hoya look to it.
This was cheap at my little table top sale. I can't find anything on it. Nicely done frosted and clear embossed glass, saucer sized and it says...
My latest addiction is to Tip shops aka dump shops aka Reuse Shops. In other words, the local recylcing centres have shops, wherein many fine...
Yup, epergnes aren't self supporting.
I’ve seen an awful lot of custard cups in my time! Yes, the handle is a clue.
I reckon it’s German.
I’d think twenties, the intaglio glass may be Bohemian.
They look like custard cups.
I’m with DW or WD.
Indeed. My ma used to take an empty sherry bottle from home when we drove down. The bodegas did excellent sherry.
I loved old fashioned Catalan bodegas. Most have vanished now. You could take an empty bottle along and get it filled with whatever you fancied,...
That’s a Dalian vase, known as snowflakes, seventies Chinese and becoming very collectible.
https://www.todocoleccion.net/otros-articulos-coleccionismo-en-papel/bodega-sotano-salou-antiguo-posavasos-papel-9-5-cms-o~x180149621
It’s a souvenir from Salou, in Catalunya. It reads Rdo which is is short for recuerdo (souvenir) of El Sotano, which was a bodega there....
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