I'll bet it's Italian.
I can come help?
Typical of late 19th into early 20th Tantalus ones. Plain bottom half so they sat better in the frame.
The clay is all wrong for Brannam as is the style and glaze as well as the unglazed base. it also looks coiled rather than thrown, but that's...
That Kosta is fab.
Yummmmmmmmmm.................
I once sold a pair of these for a friend. She was doing probate for someone, and a valuer said a hundred quid the two. They hit £1500.
It's studio pottery. Best bet is to look for local ones - where was this found?
We don't believe a word do we. ;)
Meets the shape criteria then, but I'd not call it that as they're clear.
You have BLING?
It is indeed a tughra, interesting. Souvenir piece from Turkey perhaps. Earlier clips. Brooch is late 19th, probably silver flowers set in...
I've seen that TT mark before, probably still have some bits. Doesn't mean I know who dunnit.
They're post war - 1950s ish.
Yup. ;)
That moulded frosted glass is very Bohemian/Czech and did go on post war, so I'll absolutely bow to the stopper expert!
tee hee! You know me too well. ;)
That first is typical of Czech between the wars glass. They're both very fine.
ARG! Big blingy clips still sell really well, too.
You need to go to more glass fairs. There's a great deal of excellent stuff out there.
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