I've had a few labelled ones, and yours do have that look. It's good clear lead crystal glass too.
I'd be inclined to ask on the Bitossi Facebook group. The style of ITALY and the numbers will be the clue. Bellini, for example, did animals.
Nice little Bohemian late 19th enamelled jar, part of a dressing table set. Dicentra flowers.
Inro! Thank you both. And yes, it's a single box. Now you've said that, the little money faces do look more Chinese.
<snort> They're still made, I saw them in the gold souk in Dubai. If the boat came from the same place, it might be meant to be a creek dhow.
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Any time! It's a nice thing.
The X is a piecework mark, so that payment can be made.
Yipes, sorry folks. I entirely missed the notifications on this. Lowe does look like a pretty definite possibility. That mark isn't in Godden, I'd...
They're not grown on that coast, I think the waters are too rough. But eaten, yes. Up until a year or so back, many of the oysters eaten in...
That white came from Cornish china clay.
First two, the pair, might be RCR Italy.
I think that's Indian. The stones look it, with that setting. What say you @Any Jewelry ?
Flaming hell, girl, you done good. I don't think the Dior pearls were Grosse, can't recall who made them. Blue stone bar probably Czech, 30s.
I've seen those amber weights. Fairly modern and reconstituted, but that's a steal. Your dagger is Emirati gold. Signet is probably gold. Reverse...
I think that says Coimbra. Portugal.
I do indeed think the centre horn is a replacement, it's not long enough and the original would have matched. It looks decent though. The green...
So they are, tastevins.
There's several variants, with more or less curlage.
I've looked and looked....! Nice glaze, but who? [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
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