Many years ago, I bought some beads, gave them to a friend to repurpose. At that time, I did NOT realise the damn things were Neiger. Arg. That...
I've got that round one, Edwardian. The other is probably French, same sort of age.
EB, I think. Nice thing.
That Neiger would never ever leave my gaff.
You MONSTER! That pale blue is Neiger. Bloody hell, how did you do that. Me, jealous, MUCH?
Might be Austro Hungarian revival, I've one similar. @Any Jewelry ?
Or Italy. Alabaster, yes.
I'm with @Debora . That velvet is very 60s/70s. I can remember nice tourist bits like this from holidays in Italy back then.
Stamps don't have dates, but the postmark might. In any event, those are 1950s ones, the first with QEII on. Older chests did often have...
Yeah, basically Gabe told MAry she was up the duff without a ring on it.
Those look more like Pekin Glass to me.
Sorry, I ought to have said a bit more. ;) It's a stamp that's in a couple of reference books. Even without, that squared off handle is a giveaway...
<blushing> Wabbits, they ain't. ;)
Not with them 'orns, missus!
Revised opinion on my part. A much later repro.
1930s backstamp.
Agreed, water buffalo . Egyptian tourist piece. Cute though.
Flambe dripware studio, agreed. Where did you find this? I'm sure I've seen that signature.
These also show up on small doors as well as drawers.
Over here, where this started its life, the interior boxes are candle boxes. Much more the comon term than a till, those are the wooden drawers...
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