The style is a bit of a mix. Feet - rocket - are Art Deco but the ruffle is very Victorian.
Oh, I say. Lovely job. I could fill that. ;)
Ohmigod look at this lot. And there is butterscotch amber. And Austro Hungarian. https://auctions.roseberys.co.uk/m/view-auctions/catalog/id/553
You're very welcome. I like the gradation on it, pretty wee thing.
It is, it's in exactly the right place, like a mirror image almost?
They weren't really samples, these wee things. More gifts to the lady of the house once she'd committed to buy. Then used as toys.
It's moulded. I suspect it's French. 1920s ish.
Interesting. British art pottery?
Colololo is a town in Angola. Link?
There's many blue daisies, or asteraceae. That could be a single aster or Michaelmas Daisy.
That flower is absolutely not a poinsettia.
My brooch has arrived and it is FABULOUS. I didn't realise how big it was either. Love it. Huge thanks and bearhugs to inh. xxxx
There was a great deal of interchange in shapes. You get bone china teapots in classic Georgian silver shapes, for example.
They also went to Hong Kong, which is a distinct possibility for this.
And also silver ones of the same time. Very nice little thing.
Good point. It may be later, stamps were used to collect taxes on things like auction sales.
My ma used to wear her pearl necklace round the house, next to her skin. It was astonishing how it revived it.
Ha. The UK does NA. ;) There was a shop called Ancient Arts which did both original and repro stuff, might be them. Or one of the museum shops,...
Excellent! I think you're right on the date, Georgian.
The grapes are engraved, but not the leaves.
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