The jug is Tapio Wirkala's design called Ultima Thule. Made for Iittala Finland. Old design, still made. There's matching glasses.
Bohemian flashed cut to clear hock shape glasses, but meant for sliwowitz or similar.
Wedgwood didn't make flow blue.
Some were indeed not signed.
One of my brooches has got that pearlised thing going on.
Oho! Many thanks Kyra. I've never seen these before, which surprises me. I feel a new hunt coming on. Not bad for three quid.
Yes, there's been some good work done on that. There's starting to be a real recognition that if medical staff aren't taught that women and people...
I found that heart health thing too, no clue why the red dress means that.
Hoom, that's an interesting point. I don't associate Japan with illusion carved glass, or indeed, much art type glass at all. Or at least, not...
There's Chinasearch in the UK. It's feasible it didn't have a teapot. It might well have been that tea was made in a Brown Betty.
I've got several of her brooches, but not bangles or bracelets. That's nice quality.
BDC is Blue Diamond Club. Sold on Amazon and Ebay. JBB is an Israeli silver findings company.
I've sold on Facebook, but mostly on special interest groups, where you sort of know the people. I've also bought there, Paypal.
Blows kisses at sis. Thank you!
Ah, we had pagodas in the 18th century. The famous one is at Kew Gardens, I've seen it quite a bit. Sheltered from the rain inside it. [IMG]
Probaby a G, might be gold filled.
Those settigns are very typical.
Do you think? The illusion weights I've had like this have mostly been French. Findings are marked Silver. My theory was that the pagoda might...
Those are Indian, I've loads of them. Made for small girls as well as adults.
Anyone know this one please? Cute little plaque. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
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