God, I hate dolls.
Absolute steal!
They're post 1993. The between the wars mark is Czechoslovakia or a variant thereof. Sometimes, in French, sometimes, two words, sometimes a...
And could you also please get closer up and clearer photos?
Keeps bugs and dust out, hm?
You need to take them off very very carefully so that you don't stress the plate. Ideally, cut the wire.
Oh, don't encourage me. ;) ! Not that I need much. I really thought the amber was plastic, first off.
The best thing with the sweeties is to wash them. Bimini was one maker I was trying to remember.
Might even be cold water. But yes, that ewer shape isn't chocolate or coffee or tea. I'd agree on German or Austrian - aj, do you recognise her...
PLATE WIRES! Arg. The work of the devil.
Me too, and possibly silver.
The necklace is the one which is art glass, just to clarify. The agate has wonderful inclusions, someone chose it well.
I've bags with a wee internal key chain. I'm now convinced the frame is early 20th and someone has redone it. Those asre Jablonec cabochons, I...
Bohemian art glass, I'd say, twenties. Not a thing on the cuff, but it's small and typical of late Victorian silver ones. No wear on it and not...
AHA! That makes perfect sense. I've just found some very similar. Many thanks.
I think Greek. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
And also, West German. And some nice Murano earrings which will be converted to clip. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
See title. More Stuffs that the clever boys ignored. The amber bracelet was a nice surprise: it glows a treat. Modernish, but I'll take that....
Flagon is the correct term. Late nineteenth. Many were made in London, too, as we're on fat yellow clay here. Salt glazed stoneware. This is how...
They're copying shardware. ;)
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