Galle used maidenhair ferns rather a lot as decoration. Lovely example.
I think yours are made on Murano, but were slightly lesser ones, if that makes sense. The colour and madness looks right and they don't look...
Iron oxide, from memory.
True. ;)
It's sixties. Peak sixties.
If it's Italian, and I'm not convinced, then Empoli. These also came out of Japan.
I've had one of these. They came in sets with other onyx bits, like cigarette boxes, lighters and such. Powder bowls too.
Just to clarify, paste was polished with metal powder, to get a high shine. Not made from, or rolled in powder.
Decanter here.
Try Rosenthal Vergissmenicht. They use these flowers a great deal. I can't recall which shape this is.
Top of the cup is airbrush. That gilding is typical of Rosenthal, I've a teaset.
It's a 1910s mark. Yes, forget me nots, but I'm not convinced it's hobbyist - the airbrush work?
I'd have said Italian even without seeing the base.
ANd the brooch is 1910s or 20s. The hinge again.
Paste is both specific and generic in the UK. It's now widely used to simply mean jewellery with non precious cut glass stones, diamante to be...
Separate baize cloth. Does look like one of ours, and the quality is lovely.
Might well be a Sheffield plate technique, that's rolled metal layers. It's quite usual to have brass or iron pins. Silver is soft. The hinges...
He was indeed. Some Denby is almost art pottery. Yours is Denby, signed by him as the decorator.
There's some very decent glass groups on Facebook. Some have retired makers, which is very cool.
Forget me nots have five petals. I'd agree SL.
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