Can you see any marks on the metal? Wedgwood did make some jewellery in base metal, but yours looks silver. Nice unusual setting too.
The one with 1980 is a Hawaii maker, I’ve forgotten the name.
That shiny egg is Mount St Helens glass. Made with volcanic ash, as it says.
Rabbit is Mats Jonasson. I’ve got a BSG weight. Black Sheep Glass.
They’re seventies, usually. Which is fifty years. Arg!
Absolutely, they would, it’s common.
I’ve some mugs from them, never seen figures though. I presume you can’t get a photo of the signature?
It displays ok. It was made in Taiwan.
Often called peacock feather trails.
That angel is familiar, I’ve forgotten who made it. Agreed, a couple of GES. the thing with the gold leaf is either a bottle or a pen holder....
Yup, nice dump, I’ve got one identical. The blue controlled bubble pear is probably Harrachov. That big one with the coloured bubbles looks...
Hm, bit earlier, thirties ish.
Toggle clasps are generally fairly recent, nineties and on.
No earlier than 1918. That colour is typically twenties.
Agreed, that back is early nineteenth.
Screams sixties.
I bought a really nice Gucci wallet, boxed, at a car boot once. didn’t open it. Two years later, opened it. Out fell £240 in notes. Happy camper.
Don’t forget we had a massive colonial civil service and commercial company presence in India. So not tourist pieces, but commissioned things and...
That Hermes balloon scarf is dodgy.
In that case, I’ll stick with mid nineteenth. Earlier glass often looks greyish. That’s a good engraving.
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