I’m undecided. The shape and cut look a bit bohemian to me. I can’t quite make out the theme of the scene?
Oh, result. Fieldings are great. Unlike some, they actually know their glass.
I’m with Debora and spitting!
I see a lot of these, as well as mirrors. The crinoline thing was also big in the forties and fifties, shows up on China a great deal. So this may...
Absolutely Welz, that lemon is typical. Nice condition, they’re normally more worn.
I’m very fond of these multi colour plastic sixties necklaces, the colours are super.
Oh god, I’ve now got Wagner as an earworm.
It’s the enzymes that do it.
I haz sharp elbows……
Sixties. I like that. I’d not call it tutti frutti, those are usually flower and fruit shapes.
I meant to say that chippendale is the shape rather than the pattern name.
Dunno bout the word, but it looks Balinese or Indonesian.
That back, with the tube hinge, long pin and clasp, is much earlier than the thirties or forties. It could well be mid nineteenth or thereabouts.
This upside down ones are often salts and such.
I’ve rather a lot of Rosenthal, much marked Bahnhof Selb, it’s quite a common mark. I don’t think it denotes where it was used, but rather is a...
I’d say not jewellery but silver salts.
That looks like jet which has somewhat decomposed.
Montserrat is the most wonderful magical place. It has a spirituality which goes way beyond christianity. And also, views to die for and being...
Morpho is a thought.
I’d think glass and I’d be very wary of washing in case they’re foil backed.
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