I'd bet French.
Looks it.
Ivory is the body colour and was a Doulton term. The A1147 is the decor, 21 is the shape.
Memsahib was also used by British white colonials to refer to Her Indoors or She who Must Be Obeyed. It's sometimes still used here in a jocular...
Odd marks. It does look leopard head, but it's missing lion passant and so on. I don't think British.
Damascene work. Gold inlaid into steel. Syria maybe. @Any Jewelry ?
Might be earlier. Can you show the actual clip part please?
Style does look early 20th almost brutalist. aj, apparently Charedi is fast becoming our largest Jewish community. Birth rates and all that. My...
A tad Inuit to my eye.
I bet that's Italian. 70s.
Which makes perfect sense.
Those look resin.
Waltherglas, I suspect.
During the Raj, enterprising shops in India imported all manner of things to sell to the memsahib. That box is a giveaway: the word curios. This...
You can also resize in Windows photo viewer. If you right click, you get the option: take it down to 40 percent, it will work fine.
Marks are Chinese, box looks Raj period, 20s ish. One tag says 1/14 pair.
There was a kind of rayon lawn, quite stiff, used here in the 50s. Often for petticoats.
Much later than the other one, I'd think post WW2 even. I'm impressed with your ability to photograph clear glass.
It's an undergown, rather than a full christening robe. I still have my own, exquisitely hand made by my very talented couture trained...
Hi Shelley! How very splendid to meet the creator. It is indeed not going anywhere, I like it immensely. I love the turquoise especially....
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