I agree, very badly stained. Those soft bodies do tend to that.
Hm. I think the screws are younger than the dangles. My mama had pearl and paste earrings like this, they were 40s. Nice pendant.
Yup! We do see stuff here a fair bit in French and English where the manufacturer has obviously "economised" on packaging.
I'm seeing EC 82 as well.
The one with buds is more like a rose, agreed.
Screams 1980s.
Early 20th, I'd think.
That style and colours were very big in the seventies.
Bastard love child of a tulip and a ranunculus, more like.
Look at the leaves, people. Roses have compound pinnate leaves held in opposing pairs on a stem with a top leaf. Usually five, ocasionally seven...
Long leaves, aj.
That faint flower does look like a tulip.
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Agree on sugar shovel. Tea (caddy) spoons are an entirely different shape.
I love that. NO PAINT!
I covet that.
The rules vary by organiser. Caveat emptor applies.
That frame, hinge and clasp certainly looks late 19th. I've seen damage like that from someone forcing things open or closed or twisting as it was...
LSA don't typically case in milk glass. It doesn't look made in Empoli either. Might be Japanese.
@KSW - I'd love to do a weekend, we'd have to throw in chazzas and booties! Yeah, I'm trying to do Normal Stuff. It helps. Interesting thought...
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