This is so funny. There's two key questions missing from that list which any self respecting car boot here would address first.
Might be alexandrite. I suspect an earring dangle.
If they id it, could you update here, please?
If you're on Facebook, ask on the Bitossi group. The style in which Italy is written is a big clue to maker.
I sniff the potential silver.
And not all gold is marked. I've seen numpties like that, they spend hours looking for British hallmarks, ignore the rest.
I had that Bournville tin when I collected tins. Those are sandwich markers. Think Abigail's Party.
Agreed.
It's pretty modern, given the use of Slovakia. I agree it's L&J.
As aj says, older back, it's 20s or 30s. The scarab might be contemporaneous, but it may equally be an ancient one.
They're a sort of Doulton Lambeth tribute band act with a side order of Christopher Dresser for Watcombe.
It's weird. My car boot sales sometimes have LOADS of bling, but this week, nada. Amazing glass though.
That Guerlain is lovely. I've been on a roll for glass lately, huge bag of Whitefriars yesterday. BUT NO JOOLS. Just this, which amused me....
Mandruzzato is the obvious Murano maker, but that embossed finish is a new one on me.
Po=gazunder.
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THe jug wouldn't have been syrup here, we didn't do that. Hot water probably. Or perhaps milk.
I've seen older pieces here with Sterling on, especially Scottish ones.
A wine cooler is more likely. It would be tricky to get a po out of that.
I've got tricolour pieces. Some are all amber, some have beads which are composite. This one looks a mix of composite and plastic.
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