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So, I grabbed a fair old bit of silver. The brooch is HUGE, about four inches by two and a half, but has the tiniest hallmark ever. The...
More dolls house stuffs! The bloke had a dolls house as well,but I persuaded him to sell me just the bags of furniture. It is ALL 50s and 60s, and...
Who in the name of goddess scraps an Etruscan Revival tassel brooch. Or the other two.
That's going to be one of the Sklo Union factories I suspect with that base. Although, using the country name in French is more typical of 20s and...
White Cristal is an Empoli maker.
I suspect gold washed silver.
Underglaze manufacturing nibble.
I do like that Kokopelli set.
I've seen lots of these here. They don't sell for a vast amount.
1920s Chinese export. Lovely.
Bet that's Hong Kong made.
Screams Murano to me. And Venini is a good take.
I think that's decent modern Asian/Chinese. That's going on the base treatment and those open loops which are quite typical. The frill, too.
Just had a thought. That 1 is a European one. And indeed, I had a numbered brooch a while back in the same style.
Yup, rolled gold is multiple bonded layers. Bit like Old Sheffield Plate.
1966. They stopped doing that two number thing.
I bet that's an underplate for a jardiniere.
It's a fatlava type glaze.
Imari!
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