You would. I've a modern gold necklace bought in Dubai which is all enamel work on gold. Probably Indian made.
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Nice Bohemian, early 20th. I'd say uranium glass.
Buckles are early 20th. 1 and 2 and 5 are 40s into 50s. 8 maybe 30s, 9 has had new wires.
I've a nice saphiret stick pin which I paid peanuts for from a dealer who thought he knew jewellery. ;) And some angelskin coral.
It's not the right colour for an HK one mind you. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taxicabs_of_Hong_Kong
True, HK did import a lot of Taiwan stuff.
In the UK, those are hedger's shears. I've used them. Nineteenth century probably, although the design has been around for centuies.
It's made in Taiwan not Hong Kong, totally different place. Made in Taiwan is usually used on sixties into seventies stuff. Later tends to say...
I agree with @Debora . I used to see boxes like this quite a bit on childhood holidays in Italy in the 60s.
DId you try the Art Deco Pressed Glass group and the glass centrepiece group? My first thought is one of the Bohemian makers.
They were meant for show. ;)
Stopper has nothing to do with it. The vase is lovely, but looks to have glass sickness sadly.
Oh, I have stories. ;)
Teabags are the work of the devil, as I often say. They don't have strings here. ;)
That's a pocket notebook cover.
Yeah, well, if you will put strings and labels on the damn things....!
Gotcha! And thank you, as ever.
Certainly granite. It looks like a very worn staddle stone.
Biscuit barrel. Continental with that crossed seven. Might be Austrian.
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