Forgot these two. Might be silver, might not. The brooch is interesting: It's not enamel but sort of paint. I've cleaned it a bit now. ;)...
Antique and Vintage Flow Blue China Buy/Sell and Collector Show/Tell.
Nice Georgian rosewood, and English. That decoration style is quite common. As @Bronwen rightly says, an angled lid will mean writing slope.
The pot is called a weed pot. Glass looks like nice moulded Bohemian, 20s - she's a bacchante.
Choker length.
I remember reading that some department store bought rights to the name and then had pieces made. Can't recall which off hand.
They're added after, but in the factory as part of the manufacture if you see what I mean? Not the same as clobbering: that means embellishment...
Late to the party, Ratsy got there first. ;)
Tuareg is the correct word, if it helps. ;) Paging @Any Jewelry
Yup, should have said that, it's post prandial.
I actually run a Facebook group for this stuff! It's flow blue with polychrome decoration. They're not added later, this happened in the factory...
Oh, very much so, known as demi tasse cups here. The shape and size are typical.
It's copying Cristillium Wares, if that helps.
The necklace looks like 30s Czech with a glass stone, at first glance. Any chance of a better photo when the light is more kind? xx
Agree on date. Very impressed with the cleaning.
How big is it? Sugar, when this was made, wasn't granulated but came in blocks. So a sugar bowl held lumps with tongs used to serve.
It might show up on Ebay UK too.
That looks a good bet, from the construction.
Hm. It's between champleve and cloisonne to my eye. Gentle clean with a Sunshine can't hurt.
Oh, I want that, too. Screams fifties to me, the whole atomic space age thing.
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