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There’s all sorts of shirt and collar button covers, fasteners and substitutes, made in the nineteenth and early twentieth. This looks like one...
Shape looks very eighties.
That’s a floor drain top, that is. Salt glazed stoneware. Doulton Lambeth made many.
Czech spatter glass probably.
Oh, and they’re fuchsias.
You bought a very pretty piece of late nineteenth enamelled glass, and I’d think bohemian.
Very wise!
A silver or sunshine cloth will do no harm at all.
I suspect it’s one of those weird Edwardian button thingies.
How big is it? Looks Edwardian.
I’d forgotten the Balkan ones.
Those closures are common on Middle Eastern, North African and Turkish pieces.
I’d have thought Navajo. @Any Jewelry
The centre stone is certainly givre. I don’t think the construction looks typically west German, but who knows!
The Potty group are very good on non British as well, useful bunch.
That’s the one. I think your pot might be early nineteenth, but someone on that group will absolutely know.
They're rare. He didn't sign a lot.
Wooden, the brown ones, the teal are roughish glass, lampwork. Hm. Long heavy strand. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Just on the off chance someone recognises the construction. Unbacked very large heavy centre stone with a shade of pink...
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