That's a rigaree frill, that is. Not all of those are made on Murano, some were or are Empoli. But still Italian.
Heart attack on a plate and utterly divine.
Yup, glass.
And did ye have champ or an Ulster Fry, eh? Agree on dates. Assayed in London for the silver, but the glass would be a Stourbridge maker...
I'd be in the Italy camp with those cameos and the shape.
Marie, are there any particular Sowerby ones you're after? I do see it a bit.
Round red one has frit or sugar beads. That black pearl dangle is classic sixties. I still have one my mama bought me back then.
Good polished pontil. I'd suspect Scandinavian.
Faux marcasite is moulded. Actual stones can be glue or prong set. I'd vinegar that thing or even ultrasound it.
I'd say coral, but dyed, the colour looks rather off.
Looks majolica. Bottom says Give Us This Day, which is typical. The decoration reminds me of Doulton series wares.
I see irridescence, not opalescence.
Back looks spot on for late 19th.
I have serious envy here. Agreed on both.
So do I.
I'd have thought Danish too. Nice thing, although I'd rather have an eyepop colour on it. Actually, what would look amazing would be the...
I'd still wear that in a heartbeat.
Might be amphora. Needs a bigger image of the mark please.
Do not meddle in the affairs of dragons, wizards or jool people.
Mine, by the way, is an emerald watch from the Cheapside Hoard.
Separate names with a comma.
