Flaming June, my a$$. Nice green beads, really bright. Coated glass. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Agreed, hobby painter on a blank.
Bristol, as a term, is a nonsense. |Don't get me started. It's amazing how well enamel can last.
Certainly Afghan or Persian lapis. Yeah, I do that thing of telling people I'm after costume. And sometimes reject silver: over priced, too modern.
Domed cannetille one is that style I've forgotten the damn name of, so @Any Jewelry always has to remind me! Gold one want testing.
I'd concur on the back age indicating late 19th.
Latticino and millefiori doorstop or doorknob weight. Might well be Italian.
Bohemian possibly. Late 19th.
I think it may be a bit earlier. 1910s or 20s. The label is part of a prefranked OHMS type envelope. Woiuld have said Official Correspondence.
Correct. The bubbles acheived with soda are like fizz, and random. Biot, for example. Controlled bubbles are done with a tool: Whitefriars say....
I'd like to see the wee sarcophagi. They may be ushabti.
Jackals/dogs, rather than cats. Cats are depicted differently. The beads may well be ancient, they're found widely and aren't expensive.
Swallow motifs were a big thing in the 20s and 30s, a fair bit of china has them.
Someone was channelling Magritte a tad.
The red may be a very heavily embossed type of wallpaper.
Lovely little Georgian box which someone has relined with a knitted jersey type fabric. I'd probably pull it out and get something more appropriate.
And it's late 19th.
Once seen, never forgotten. ;)
I've sixties belts with slot heads.
Yes! Did you get those, aj?
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