Those colours are very McIntyre.
Looks like some kind of emblem. Or as though it has some meaning.
I’d leave it be, I like them as found. I bet thats pop of some kind, ginger beer maybe.
Fourthed. Czech art glass.
Sorry, I was clear as mud. Yes, I’m thinking thirties.
They look oddly aliens to me.
They’re sliced millefiori canes. Nice ones.
The earrings look like very early clips, might even be pre war.
I’d vote Czech.
It looks more Japanese or even German to me.
Looks at least 150 years old, too.
These are absolutely Chinese, usually seventies, and known as plum blossom. Some idiots label them Murano. Arg. And Stevens and Williams is...
I should have added that those are lily of the valley, convolaria majalis. Lovely lovely plants and a very common motif on glass of this type.
I’m going to have to find mine now, aren’t I.
Might also be white zircons, we used those a fair bit.
Victorian in British time, bohemian in origin. Celery handled and enamelled glass.
Proper jardinières have holes so that the water drains. It may have had a saucer.
British 18 carat gold. So glass is less likely, white topaz, spinel, white sapphire more probable.
Get yourself a sunshine cloth or two, that’s the best thing.
I’ve had that glass bowl, and I think it’s Italian. Your horse looks Chinese.
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