It’s for eyeglasses.
The vase may be WMF. Base looks French.
Not that I remember. I’ll get her to check.
It’s not lauscha. I’ve had it with a made in Japan label, but I’m blowed if I can think who did it.
Sorry! I’ve had one ages ago.
Most welcome, it’s a nice lump.
It’s certainly seventies. I’ve forgotten who made those.
Between the wars Bohemian.
That vase is Japanese.
Sadler did stuff like that.
The Ruskin cabochons aren’t always Ruskin, they were also sold later as kits. Mott did some nice porcelain pieces.
I’d agree. Magic eraser cleans that rather well.
This isn’t mine. The mark is annoyingly familiar, anchor with S and D either side. The bangle itself, I don’t have a photo of, but I’ve handled...
If you want to use it, you could put a plastic saucer inside, or a piece of thick plastic. Or even varnish it inside.
I’ll have a damn good try, Peggy. It’s still wearable, I’m not precious about the odd imperfection on old things. I feel a hoard rummage coming...
Sadly, that star crack will massively diminish its value.
You know me FAR too well!
I do covet that jet print.
Yup. I’ve assorted cleaning things, including an ultrasound bath. Sunshine cloths are always my first thing. They’re great on gold.
I did wonder. Her stuff isn’t often found over here and I’m not that familiar with it.
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