Certainly Arabic. Doulton is late 19th. Burslem rather than Lambeth.
Yup, but it can be reverse carved intaglio, hm?
Intaglio.
That's rather fine. @Any Jewelry
The ones I have, with that V clasp, are signed Lea Stein on the clasp or nothing at all. I've not seen any with Western Germany on them. How good...
It may be older than you think. And I do like a bit of Doulton.
Blimey. You stole that. I don't think it's pinchbeck, that doesn't peel, it's solid. More likely to be gold fronted on a rolled back. I also think...
Absolutely moonglow. I've not tried mine with UV either.
It's very interesting, that. Label has nothing to do with it. I'm not convinced it's Stein, but it's a nice thing.
Yup. Czech/Bohemian 20s or 30s nice glass. I've similar.
Is that real irridescence or did someone stick them in a dishwasher?
Might be Egermann. It would benefit from denture tablets. ;)
There really hasn't been such a thing as genuine Capodimonte for a few centuries. ;) I don't think this is Italian. The style, paste and...
Those jewellery boxes were meant to take a pocket watch. Ruth, you gonna show the Doulton properly please?
That clasp is earlier than the 50s though. I think that's a little 20s Art Deco dog with an added clasp. It occurs to me that the ring might have...
I've got a couple of older pewter tankards somewhere, I must fish them out.
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