Someone’s got its twin on the west German pottery group. They say it’s not and I agree. Might be Iberian or Greek.
It’s too fluffy furbelowed to be gaudy Welsh. I do agree it’s European. all of these are based on Imari styles.
Base picture please!
They’re called setting tools or setting sticks here, I think, I’ve got one. Bought it decades ago with a little wax pad thingie. I’ll fish my...
The white beaded bag was probably made in Hong Kong. Lovely.
That’s a between the wars Czech dress clip. I have some very similar ones.
They’re also fire polishing bases now. I’d not call it reproduction, it’s simply modern glass.
Not British, either. I wonder if it’s Czech.
Modern Asian, agreed. There’s some very nice stuff coming from there. Those vivid colours are typical.
I have find envy this week. Lovely stones. I’m thinking Edwardian. High necked blouses and all that.
Oh yes. Nice Roman canes. I am seriously envious, as you may guess.
The look of it, the rather muted colour and that green, the early look to the canes. The way they’re set. And the west, that’s centuries, you...
Flaming hell. I think what you have there is actually quite ancient Italian glass. Not as in modern ish Murano but mediaeval or older, set in a...
Spooky, isn’t it! If I see him again I’ll get a photo.
Oh for heavens sake, I ought to have known. I’ve got some Honora pearls!
Thanks honey! Really appreciate those efforts. It’s a very nice pendant, the glass is lovely. You’d think someone would own up.
That says 585 so you’ve 14 carat gold. I suspect a shopping channel.
I think it’s a reliquary.
I do believe that’s black dot paste, too.
I’m trying to remember the wood used on his, it was a bit darker. Yours looks elm, or possibly boxwood.
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