I'd say tree ornaments.
Oh, and I still use early 70s Tupperware. Like cockroaches, it will survive the heat death of the universe.
Sometimes, I also buy bags. Buba is a modern brand and not cheap. The leather is fabulous.[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]...
Sometimes, the little grey cells work. ;) Might be off one of those elasticated belts.
Sosmething in my head says these were press moulded.
I'd contact the V&A Textiles department. I'd also get on to the Museum of London who hold a great deal about Spitalfields silk weaving. Both have...
I'd say glass. Early 70s and fabulous. If you can't get simichrome, Maas works.
Just send them my way....!
They are very very fine. The tortie one has two hooks so you can make it secure.
Did he? Blimey.
Most welcome. That good heavy gilding is typical.
That design screams 60s.
Even 1983 is too old for Jablonski, he's quite contemporary. Does lovely stuff.
1950s/60s Czech.
Or if you have it, a WD40 pen works too.
Annoyingly, someone snarfed a FABULOUS Lucite bag from her before I did. But these are now Hoard. I need to find something like a mug tree for...
Wegies aren't the biggest. Friend had a Maine Coon who weighed twenty four pounds.
That square one is a French designer. Hang on while I think. Oh. D'uh. Givenchy. [IMG]
I don't think so, but it's very nice. More like camphor glass to me.
They're classic Dineh/Navajo designs. I suspect that surname is Begay, badly written.
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