Agree on Czech and AB dating. Interesting to get that detail on the side rather than somewhere more visible.
I've a rather loopy story about Santa Rosa....
They weren't always for campaigns as such. We had colonial officials who travelled with these.
Two plank tables date back to, oh, at least the 17th here.
Lovely bit of oak from a very ancient tree to get that width of top. I'd think earlier, but we've been making these for centuries. Country made...
Google on Lavorazione Arte Murano. It's a label found often on glass like this: not made on Murano, but in the style of, usually by Empoli factories.
I've NA pieces with malachite.
Hm. I'll throw this in. My mama had ttransfer printed porcelain door knobs. She bought them in the fifties, new.
I found a similarly marked bangle a while back. Yes, rolled gold over silver, so better than the average. 1930s ish.
Missed this, sorry! Hm. Lovely beads. Sommerso technique with what looks like some aventurine in there, and cased. Might be Italian but there's...
The Keswick School brass tray I found a few weeks back was on a table of baby clothes, peeping out at me.
The depiction of the faces looks more Chinese - can you get a close up please?
Amen, sisters!
Neiger beads were made in Jablonec/Gablonz but for them rather than by.
I adore my bootys. On the hooky stuff, one local car boot gives me free entry, 'cos I tipped them off to someone selling a BB gun. The Old Bill...
Blimey. Nice find.
YOu know me way too well. I'd have grabbed that very fast.
Agreed, looks like fairly modern Polish amber.
I know where you live and I am coming to stalk you. ;)
I've got that "Egyptian" bracelet with the hand of Fatima. I'm not convinced it came from there, might be revival. I think they're all meant as...
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