And yes, air twist. I don’t think the cordial glasses are a match.
Stuart of that age ought to be signed, though. Whitefriars did that shape but I think the colour was deeper.
It’s wonderful, as is sometimes, just digging in gardens.
Good examples. Those tall ones are still used for Portuguese wine, too. PAS is this: https://finds.org.uk/
Foot or hand warmer. Fill it with coals, wrap it. Put feet on.
Bottle looks like a nineteenth century smelling salts one. I think the jug is more mediaeval or a bit later. Handle and clay look wrong for...
It is indeed Brazilian morpho butterfly wing. Strictly speaking, Mott didn’t make the whole thing, nor did other makers. The plaques were produced...
I’d have walked right past those vases.
Those daisy/sunflower designs are usually sixties ish.
They’d not have been made in Ravenna, most were made in Florence. By nuns, would you believe.
I do indeed think it's original. Typically late 19th into early 20th.
Mid 19th Grand Tour, those are. Borders are Etruscan Revival. Hell of a find.
Bohemian spatter glass with enamelled embellishments. Imported, then the top was added.
Hallmarks didn’t really become nigh on universal on jewellery until, oh, after ww2. Mediaeval and Georgian stuff isn’t marked, and even Victorian...
A great deal of our gold isn’t marked.
I’ve seen something like. I think they were sort of kits, thirties into forties,
Ok, BUM FODDER? whut?
Agreed, and aren’t they pretty.
Sorry, when I said specialist I meant somewhere like jewellery groups. The distinction was to not mean general marketplace.
Almost certainly Bohemian. Hock shape.
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