They seem to have done both, interchangeably. I'd have known that kitten.
Mats Jonasson. Did lots of animals.
I suspect they're early 90s ish, those were the thing then.
Yup, it's Corrine HUnt for Boma - the gallery says eagle. ;) See the beak? Irish brooch is slightly odd. Not sure if it's brass, it doesn't...
It's definitely at least eaarly 70s. May even be 60s. OLD?
No willpower. Nada. A First Nations pendant found its way to the UK, as did a Chinese necklace. The brooch had less of a trip: it's HUGE. A bit...
I've got some LIberty earrings, all marked as such. I also have a few pairs like those, unmarked. Dichroic foiled glass and lovely to look at. The...
Early 1970s. It will sell on being MCM/retro.
I wore my citedine earrings today - as id'd by aj. ;)
Trust your instinct.;) The edge of the base isn't grubby in a way that something with age would be. It's random patches of missing glaze and the...
The first set look all wrong. The colours are off, base has fake age, indent is far too sculpted, it's airbrush paint. Too white as well. Painting...
Older as in early 19th. Might be Scottish.
Tin glazed pottery.
Hoom, hoom. The mechanism and foot are very 30s. Would fit well in Eltham Palace. I think it's around that period. There was a bit of that...
Tibet or somewhere like that. @Any Jewelry ?
Bet those are Bohemian (Jablonec) garnets.
It's very Versace.
Nice job.
Also, which country was it bought in? It has an Italian look.
I've got one of these and they do emulate Mandruzzato. Lindeshammar, from memory.
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