The lapsed catholic agrees with the former theology student.
Their page splitters, rather than turners.
That SIL mark shows up a great deal on between the wars pieces. Those are lovely.
Dale Tiffany is rather decent glass, mind you. American company who make overseas.
I’m a bit pleased. It came from the nice chap who sells stuff at scrap or just below. My Jean Muir necklace was from him. This was sitting in his...
It's modern Chinese, and nothing wrong with that. Unfortunately some shops and sellers put misleading labels on. Your label was probably done so...
I'm seeing nice darker sapphires. Might even be Burmese.
Caught in the wild yesterday. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Agreed, that’s revival.
I have a Victorian red coral necklace which my mama bought me when I was a baby. An old tradition that girl children should have a crucifix and...
Soda glass and it’s not a Rummer shape.
The Montgolfier balloons are what’s known as Essex Crystal. British silver marks but I can’t read them. That woman looks enamelled.
They're incredibly easy to make.
I want that, my precious. I agree if it were Finnish it would have proper full Finnish marks. Hm.
It's a tea caddy, absolutely typical shape.
How funny. My maternal grandparents did just the same thing.
Not mimics, they were making astonishing glass long before any furnaces on Murano.
Looks it, the colour is spot on.
Hm. Try alabastro as a term on the jug. I’m not sure they’re a set, but they work together.
I’ll fish out McConnell’s excellent decanter bible, see if there’s any clues.
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