Late to this, but I agree it's Hibernia. I'l have a look in Jackson's.
Latticino. Or closer, zanfirico.
They'll be minimal effort and cost to post, so I'd have said worth listing.
You might also try the glassmessages.com board and the Murano Facebook group.
Sell it to MEEEEE! ;)
I've an almost identical caddy which belonged to my parents. Lovelt Georgian thing, that. Silver stuff is zinc. Generally, the earlier the box,...
The amber is splendid. Keeper?
I'd have said moonstone.
Says Murano. Date is 9th April 1961. Interesting thing. It's made, as you say, in a much older style, 15th or 16th C. Later this was copied...
I want that.
European figure ones, as well. So not British, I'd say too light for German or Dutch.
We are a powerful gestalt hive mind. Be afraid.
Numbers can be a clue. ;)
aj, it looks like hearts to me. I do like Emirati jewellery, the designs are gorgeos.
Both Bohemia and Italy had and have makers of this stuff, flowers included. That cobalt, the bowl shape and the criss cross is slightly more...
Not English, that's a continental figure one.
I'll bet that's UAE/Dubai gold. Damas, or someone like.
Those dangles remind me of nautch bells.
Rouge, I'd think. Indents for lip colour. I suspect it's older: I've had little stamp boxes like this, 1910s ish.
And you should just see a Knabstrupper!
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