Big bead looks ok, the cylinders not.
I think that’s 1813 not 1913.
Number three are dyed mother of Pearl , probably Indonesia or Bali. I’ve a few similar styled pieces.
Art Nouveau, rather than deco. Your nice Czech ring will be glass, give it a vinegar soak.
I’d suggest planting whatever you choose in a plastic or fibre pot or basket which fits into the crucible. That way you can lift it out to water...
I’d agree it’s late nineteenth and French jet.
My vote is sixties but modified.
The glass is absolutely typically Czech. I want it.
Anything that likes acid soil would be happy, too. The leeching and all that. It wants something a bit sculptural which won’t hide the pot.
Those are utterly fabulous. I could see those with a tall silver leafed shrub in them.
Oh, good thinking. These look wildly eighties.
I’ve a telephone insulator paperweight I grabbed in a charity shop for peanuts. Recognised the signature.
Lovely glaze. It’s very like some Greek island pieces.
Wd40 might do it. German sounds right.
Fitting looks nineteenth century.
This is Chinese, they’re known as plum blossom vases.
Diamond chips aren’t expensive.
I do that too. It’s how I unearthed the silver mounted box and the Georgian enamel etui. My three for a quid bloke was there today. Yay! I love...
Late nineteenth bohemian.
It is! Now you’ve found that, it’s triggered my memory.
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