Lancome? So it does!
And if you want to keep it a bit more secret, ask on the General Discussion area, which is hidden.
Aha. ;) Some boxes can be really useful clues - the fitted ones especially.
The box is British and their current phone number, but they sell older jewellery. Having said that, it's unusual to get phone numbers shown...
I've got exactly that mark on some cheapish wine glasses bought brand new from a UK supermarket. I suspect it means dishwasher safe!
Nope, absolutely not thinking Blue John, wrong country even for my addled brain. ;) This is Italian marble. Blimey, there's a lot of colours out...
Hm. In the UK, they made pavement and other lights. Prism shaped. I think you may have a prism holder which someone painted....
I love that!
I've got an almost identical one. Late 19th, agreed.
Mine sits on my late 18th C mahogany dining table, which belonged to my parents. That's the background to one of the photos.
No it's not alabaster, it's that particular marble colouring. Bother.
Looks like Brendan.
The ash refers to the fact that volcanic ash is added to the glass recipe, it gives it an almost oily feel. By Roger Vines.
Agreed, transfer and over paint, second is a hobbyist.
Agreed, clock garnitures. There's a term for that marble type, I've forgotten it.
1980s copy of ship's furniture.
The frames are certainly late nineteenth. Have you checked with a loupe that they're not printed? The oval one looks as though it might be.
Hm. I wonder if this is a horsey person thing. My horse fiend bestie's neighbour is also deranged! Perhaps they seek you out. ;) Ruth, I love...
My wee scales are fiendishly accurate.
I've got your third one, it glows like a glowy thing glows. Yes, both brand names.
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