It isn't pique, that's wee pins and points of metal as an inlay. These are pique - the box is simply a straightforward shaped inlay. [ATTACH]...
The style is 50s/60s. Might be proper amber chips.
Ain't going round da backs of no sofas, there be daleks there.
It'll be the clasp maker.
I agree, Italian. Absolutely typical.
It doesn't look British to me. Frosting is wrong.
Might be the same maker as this, which I need to do some digging on. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
The spotty ones may be Czech. Very MCM.
Lost mine long ago.
Pratt ware style, one of the Devon factories probably. Late 19th, it is indeed transfer and British. Some of the fancier ones are ascribed to...
I've seen that ribbing on glass match strikers.
I do love sea glass. Those are super.
it's still a very pretty thing though.
I'd call it a rather nice late 19th into early 20th Arts and Crafts frame.
Hm. I'm slightly inclined to style, rather than S&W. Flowers and leaves are a little less fine than I'd expect.
Which country is it in? Looks late nineteenth.
Davey, my perception is that people are buying like mad things.
Spaniel is a mid 20th repro. Perfumes are nice, probably 30s Bohemian.
That's tortoiseshell, very commonly used inlaid with silver.
If you ever make it here, you'd need to check out Metroland and the Charles Voysey houses. And some of the conservation areas in London which...
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