I remember that one! I loved the lily of the valley on it. I'm so pleased you liked it.
I do like that Indian turquoise chip inlay stuff.
See also marquetry, which this is, versus parquetry. ;) And Mauchlin Ware.
Indeed. 20s/30s transfer print on porcelain of a Georgian young woman, brass setting. The plaques were made in the thousands.
Yup. The back is 20s or 30s.
I'd agree it's Sorrento not Tonbridge. (Note: it's an o not a u, two different towns. ) Wrong woods and inlay styles for Tonbridge. Swallows...
@Any Jewelry I agree the dangles were some other thing.
Caged glass was widely made, still is. Nazeing, here, for example.
The crown shape is the most significant thing. I'll see if it's in Godden.
Treacle glaze.
Agreed, Austria or Germany.
I've stuff that age which is immaculate.
Yup, made by Grosse.
I've got several edelweiss pieces, and they're not ivory. These were tourist souvenirs.
I've seen 9 carat with tarnish.
Agreed on a nice Victorian brooch. Nice beads, yes glass. Dealers can be eejits. Luckily, they miss Stuff.
Did you try caisson with two s's? Caison is a misspell.
She liked Imari.
I'd be thinking of that.
I have, that background slugdy green is typical as is the cream and brown.
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