I think earlier. 1910s.
I'd think Austrian or German.
@Any Jewelry I think I see Iznik in there
Think string art. It was a Thing.
Agreed, and that's why I'm thinking one of the "better" Durand brands. It has their look.
That started as a plain green vase by Winton. Someone embellished it, probably in the 70s.
Yup, but those floral ones are often theirs. I've had some marked, too, purity 800 or 900.
I think that's moulded not cut. Might be one of the Durand brands
Lucite with gold foil.
I'm slightly inclined to Portugal.
It's a poppy. Papaver rhoeas.
I agree on Wolfson.
Dudson is very likely.
It could also be a necklace enhancer.
Orrefors. Nils Landberg - that's the N. The U means uncut clear glass. The rest is the pattern number. It's 1930s.
I suspect that they had teardrop shaped pearls.
Gimme da bags.
Price Kensington. The design is Piraeus.
That script is Georgian, I think.
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