Sylvia something….
Nope, not quince/chaenomeles. Totally wrong stems and leaves.
I’d missed that thread! I’d still have bought her, the frame is silver and well made. What is the cameo actually made of, do we know? Some sort...
Not Webb, imo. Not British.
Paging @Bronwen A pendant for a change. The odd thing is I bought it for not a lot, about ten quid. But it seems to have been sold recently for...
Not peony, the leaves are totally wrong, as is that twisted branch. Paeonies are held above a crown of large leaves on soft stalks. I don’t...
The clasp looks older.
Naval epaulette box. Nice one.
Cherry blossom or at a pinch, apple.
My first thought was Royo, too.
Yup. And the handle shapes are European and those sort of paisley shapes too. Proper name escapes me. It’s enamelled rather The storks are...
Absolutely English and Edwardian. A tad overstuffed.
I think that’s Japanese in style, but Austrian or close by.
Between the wars Czech or German, I’d think.
That block construction is very eighties and nineties, I’ve seen bowls and biscuit barrels similarly made. It’s a nice box.
That’s newish velvet and synthetic rather than silk. It looks nineties ish.
I think it’s earlier, the replacement handles are confusing it. Would have had dangle demilune handles.
It’s very typical of English Edwardian sideboards.
I use one of these every day. We do indeed call them captains chairs in the U.K. Mine is mahogany, which they often are.
I suspect it’s pretty modern giftware.
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