Agreed.
BP Co, with a pseudo Japanese fancy border.
Egyptian silver hallmarks, I’d say.
There were and are other Valencia companies who made similar.
That number style is usually Austrian or German.
Heavens, I’ve got so many of these. I used to visit the 1928 factory shop in Burbank and they sold them. Really comfortable.
I knew if it, it’s absolutely fascinating. Nice wee cup.
I’m on about fifty glass groups. Oops. As aj says, you ought to be able to see your group list?
The fish is Italian, and I’ve totally forgotten who. Arg.
When my parents married, you couldn’t buy new furniture. In any event, they both loved older things. My Pa used to lament how much got burned. So,...
Nah, I don’t want people knowing what I know!
I’ll bet it’s Italian.
I remember these, I think they’re a bit later, as in eighties. Nice giftware.
The hinge and clasp on both look thirties. The other thing on the Fragonard is that embossed mould mark on the plaque. That’s pre war and the...
The colour is flashed into the glass.
A trick. Breathe heavily on the base, that can reveal marks.
I’ve just got back in, so you all beat me to it. Swiss, Thoun.
Yup, that’s fine for then. Stone one might be German or Czech.
Both look thirties ish.
Yup, makeup brushes are good.
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