Sorry, I was being way too cryptic! Here you go: https://www.20thcenturyglass.com/glass_encyclopedia/bohemian_glass/welzglass_home.htm Yours...
I love Dutch. That word for cocktail stick....!
I thought that too. I've a bangle or two with similar dogs. Not Stein.
1840 is too early, It's 1870s ish, and yes, Bohemia.
Welz.
I do like that dog, and I'm a cat person.
It's not lily of the valley, convollaria. Those are individual bells held on drooping stems. If anything, it's a shrimp plant, beloperone or similar.
Don't think so, it's a cooling mat impression.
Agree on ashtrays. Probably had a lighter which fitted on top. If you're on Facebook ask on the Bitossi group, they'll know who made them.
Barkeepers Friend and Magic Eraser, too.
If it helps, number 2 has a typical Chinese export silver clasp.
Coral. I've pieces in that very pale pink.
If you guys get a British programme called The Repair Shop, they do this all the time. ;)
The ones which might be Bakelite are the pale green geometric one and the deep yellow one. Not the stripes: I've a few of those and they're...
It might well be Liberty. Perhaps email them: they've extensive archives.
Ah, good point. I agree.
Mid to late 19th Staffordshire made, I'd say. Your marks are a pattern number and the squiggle is a decorators piece work mark, to enable them to...
They're also lily of the valley, so try that.
It is, but it's tricky. I'd try a good WD40 squirt first off.
1910s mark if that helps.
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