Oh, it was quite the thing for the fashionable young London woman of the middle classes. She’d bobbed hair and sailor type trousers, which looked...
I’ll have to dust them first!
Absolutely Staffordshire, classic pattern.
Most welcome. There’s also a variant which is sort of waisted. yup, slightly addicted. I don’t collect much Czech glass but these have got...
Oh, and Sklo means glass.
It’s a rudolf Schrotter bullet vase made by the Rosice factory under the Sklo Union umbrella. It came in many colours and from memory, two sizes....
Most welcome.
Great minds and all that. I don’t think it’s meant as suffragette , there’s too much else going on. I do think it may have meaning, the initial...
I once had an argument with someone who refused to believe women wore trousers in the twenties. I fished out a photo of my aunt taken in about 1929.
This conversation is worthy of Dick Emery. aj, that black one looks very Spanish to my eye. The ivory one is astonishing.
I’d agree on gripoix. It’s in the style of Kabirski, but not marked?
The colour is very British Columbia jade to my eye.
I’ve a couple that size, bought in Spain in, oh the sixties and seventies. We used them as tea pot stands.
And a very happy new year to you too, Cheryl. Tagged @DragonflyWink in case you miss this! may your cold crud go fast. And yes, we know who you...
On the Rd mark: unless there’s multiple numbers, it will refer to the whole item.
I’d agree on it perhaps being a boxed set. I’ve seen them with nice silver gilt spoons.
Reason I ask, is it’s almost suffragette colours.
Cheryl has repeatedly demonstrated her extraordinary expertise on countless threads here. She’s the go to for us on silver. Perhaps you missed those.
That nice cuff is almost certainly by a pforzheim maker, based on the registered mark and the quality.
I tend to accuse anything with enamel of being AH. Are all those stones green or are two yellow?
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