Nice strands. I bet that's another shopping channel one.
What is this resell word? I know it not. I'd think 60s.
Gut feel is French.
Frosted makes sense.
Oh, that's a thought, saphiret hadn't ocurred to me. Ruth, that green carafe is Bohemian, late 19th into 20th.
I'd give the whole thing a vinegar bath. That looks more like carved stone than plastic to me.
1960s I'd think.
The blade pattern is the Egyptian ba-bird. Figure might be a priest. I'd think older tourist ware.
That's Egyptian. Was your dad in the army?
Those moonface stick pins are often Georgian. It was a Thing.
Agree it's latticino and sadly almost no value. What a shame.
Snake is 80s. The first one might be Beaujewels, it's 60s. Butterfly 20s or 30s.
I'd think carnelian. Might be a tad later, late 19th.
I'd have said German or Czech, 30s to 50s. As fid rightly says, rhinestones are way earlier. The number will be a design reference. I've a fair...
I wondered Sydenstricker, I had one. But it's not.
Not Wedgwood, imo. They did some drinking vessels but not gilded edges. ANd not that shape. I am, as I type, drinking a rather fine old malt...
Chester draws. ;)
How big are they?
Thirded on thirties.
Jellied eels, mash and likker. Yum.
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