You're most welcome.
Oh my gawd, that's SO Loetz.
I had almost exactly this vase, albeit it was a single colour. That was Borske.
Sort of bendy things. Let me see if I can find some images...
Good heavens, that's lovely. The pin back needs to come off. ;) Either a pendant or one of a pair of earrings. One may have been lost, hm?
Aren't they gorgeous? They swim belly down, and don't lie on their backs.
My mama used to do tapestry and gros point work, so it's stuck in my head!
I'll believe that. The earliest dated one I've seen was 1838, an inscribed piece. But they're certainly on Georgian things.
From the lining fabric and the clips and style, 60s at the latest. They're not marked W&D, but not all of theirs are.
It would be a bit tricky peeing in that little one!
These are ours. River and lakes rather than sea. They're partial to invasive crayfish. [IMG]
Too small for sugar at that age. Master salt probably.
Belgian, maybe.
Try Borske Sklo.
If I'd known you then, I would have! xx
Roughly, yes.
I saw sea otters on their backs off Monterey, near the aquarium. Joyous little beasts. We have native otters, which are found close in to...
Late 19th from the colours, and I think gros point. These were often made to fit a frame which a woman would buy. Looks wool.
I think that's older from the cross style and the mark. 20s or 30s. I did have some stuff on A J Howe if I can find it.
I suspect someone took a Smiths clock and made that thing. I've been feeding my Bad Bag habit. Oops. Paid full price, charity stall, but still...
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