my first thought was Austrian or German.
Cor, that's lovely. Look at the fineness of that porcelain.
I suspect your hand painted one was a hobby painter. It was a Thing. ;)
If it helps, you've edelweiss, narcissus and wild strawberries.
Those all look 20s or 30s to me.
Late 19th to my eye.
I've got that leaf garland Sarah Cov, and the earrings to match.
I'd call it scavo. Not junk at all. May be Bohemian.
Persian turquoise, too. @Any Jewelry
Salt glazed, if that helps. It's a nice lump.
my gut feel is early 90s.
Older, imo. It's also verging on facon de Venise.
@anundverkaufen - those are minaudieres, by the look of them. Have a look for weeny hallmarks, the left one at least looks silver. I'd call them...
Well made, I suspect low grade silver.
It gets called that here a lot. ;)
It's common not to have country of origin if it was to be sold domestically, though. Loomes may well help with more information, be interesting to...
I was thinking Bergman as well. Lovely thing.
Worcester is pretty close to the Vale Of Evesham where the best sparrow grass on the planet is grown.
That does help. More likely to be Nason.
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