Your eyes are better than mine! I wasn't looking that late in Bradbury's, it might well be.
London. Ignore the cartouche shape, those aren't reliable. The letter is the thing.
Hoom. I think your S might be 1913, and that would fit with the style.
I suspect they didn't start life as earrings. Or, they were part of a parure, with the fancier one being a necklace dangle. Someone lost one...
Dior number two was made by Grosse for them, that clasp is unmistakable. 1980s ish. I have a very similar one. I've also got a Grosse signed...
He's a dead pinch on Bonzo the dog, without spots. https://doultoncollectorsclub.com/2017/11/12/royal-doultons-rare-bonzo-dog-models/
ARG!
It looks more Polynesian to me.
I'd keep it, I really like it.
Good chap. A bit of real hard beeswax will do it the world of good.
Bet it's German or Austrian.
I'd not use black paint. I would use a clear spray lacquer. The mirror will still keep its aging and patina, and that's part of its history.
Aw, bless you! :) I do like glass. My house is infested with the stuff. Oops.
Can you pass on that if he upcycles it or paints it, I'll hunt him down and haunt him. ;)
Most welcome. They're nice solid things, well proportioned.
Gotcha. Yes, those long hollow ones were probably from Romania, as were the many handled baskets. No, Scandi wasn't set up by Italians, but was...
The trees are very Orla Kiely, but she pinched her styles from earlier Scandi makers, whose name has ENTIRELY left my brain. She also copied John...
Older font style. I'd suspect early 20th.
That works well, too - I used to go to a Jewish restaurant which did that. Yum.
As I said, very often Romanian, they show up here with labels, and have been discussed at length on assorted glass boards. Not Czech, - the fish...
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