1930s ish.
it could be from many countries. Lampwork was done all over the place. it's well done.
Absoloutely egg cups. Like this:I'm mssing two. [ATTACH]
That fitment on the blue is much more modern, too. He might have put a new puffer on. The Deco one looks good. Bohemian makes sense, they did...
Gut feel is moulded glass: I've bits and bobs bought in Hong Kong which look similar.
I'd have thought Westerwald or thereabouts, as @cxgirl says, it's quite distinct.
I've had those with a made in India label.
Spanish, one of the many factories in Valencia. They all copied each other wildly. Caveat: there were also some copies sold here in the UK which...
I don't want old silver to look new. it loses all character and definition.
Afghan and Persian turquoise is gorgeous. Plain clear blue. Used a great deal in British jewellery.
Mrs Atwood, presumably. It's very like Devon Blue wares.
If you're going to use it, then yes. If not, I'd say on the high side.
I don't think that's a typically Victorian colour, it's too greyish a pink, if that makes sense.
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