1920s to 30s, more like. Cocktail sticks and fabulous ones.
Soda glass bubbles rather than controlled bubble. Lovely colour.
It's a Sowerby colour, but it's also a Bagley colour. Design is more like Sowerby, so it wouldn't surprise me if it was. If you're on Facebook,...
D'OH! I need more coffee. The stopper is from a Newcastle decanter, which would have been odd.
Yup, football pool stick.
@Marko - that bangle is from India, I'm sure you know. Very nice Chinese export fan.
@Brian Warshaw If I tell you I was a TTS, husband was an AEE and I've been down the Paddock bunker...@ ;) And inside what was the research...
That stopper is right for late 19th . I'f someone nudges me when I'm more awake, I'll go through McConnell's decanter bible.
I started my IT career in telephony. Funny how stuff sticks in the mind.
Oh, don't tip it! Offer it on Freegle or Freecycle, someone will want it. Or phone the BHF, they collect and will resell.
And the other half is Begay!
It's a dialess extension phone, so could be equally an office or hotel room, say. Jiggling the handset rest generates an electric current DC, down...
I wonder if these aren't one of the decent shopping channels.
I originally thought 1980s, but that clasp is much earlier. 1920s/30s and very nice.
Agreed. Pot metal.
I knew I had one.... [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
That's a known WMF shape.
I've got that reverse carved brooch somewhere.
Interesting! I've got a string of the plain ones somewhere.
You sure they're plastic? The fancy ones are copying Neiger.
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