Agreed, electro plated.
It would be worth contacting the Portable Antiquities Service too.
It’s sommerso too. the soda thing gives more random bubbles. Good discussion of the methods here....
I suspect someone made that. You could buy the frames, then add your own embroidery. Might be French, might be Czech. The frame that is.
Back in the early nineties, I went to Acoma. Wonderful. Bought a larger turquoise cuff from a dignified older woman. Interestingly, set in brass...
I’d think a bit later with that lobster claw, nineties. Style is right for then too.
Very good bubbles. Might be made on Murano, in which case the technique is bullicante, but Ericsson did this sort of stuff too.
If you want confirmation, and you’re on Facebook, post it on the British studio pottery mystery marks group.
Another vote for older Navajo. I’ve older pieces I bought on early visits to the south west and they’re mostly unmarked. Some even bought in...
Second number is usually the size.
Hm. The reason I ask is that the way we wrote pre decimal prices in the U.K., was just like that. It would have meant fourteen shillings. So I...
Hence haemophilia.
Is that 14/- the price you paid? I’m asking fir a reason.
That jug and glasses would sell really well. my parents married in the fifties, had a new bathroom in the early seventies. White. I had a new...
Beat me to it, that set is way after Cook. Very pretty.
Yup, we refer to those articles as William IV!
Absolutely west German even down to the European figure one.
My gut feel is some beads yes, some not. A mix.
Deranged pomegranate. potters aren’t botanists.
Unless you can get a UV light on it, you can’t be sure.
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