@Debora - I suspect it had castanets. :) I do love these little naff souvenirs. I think the pink might be a bit earlier, that sort of off pink was...
Mm, albeit the centre stones are cool, so maybe glass. Odd that it admits to where it was made.
One of those mysteries, then. ;) I got it as a swap!
This is an odd one. I think Victorian, I think low grade silver, but the mark is odd. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Did a bit of hunting..... The pink bracelet is odd. Under UV, the small round beads glow bright white, the roses don't change. The Hanuman...
One for @evelyb30 perhaps. Picked this up today. The plaques are nicely made, the clasp is tat, which is odd. Not replaced either. I'm wondering...
Those are "Capodimonte" pseudo marks. The factory itself no longer exists, but a bunch of Italian makers make stuff they call that.
I bet Austrian or German.
Lord, I still have those earrings!
Meh, we were still procuring dark wood stuff in the early 70s. Private offices might have gone more modern, but the civil service hadn't. Colonial...
Not maple, they use elm, beech, ash and oak. That design was made before WW2 and very similar ones are still made - I own one. The seat cushions...
It got stuck open last week. Oops.
It's entirely ppossible that Susan Williams Ellis pinched her designs of course. ;) They're very nice.
I'm very fond of Provencal pottery like this. Give me some pain de campagne, olive oil and a pichet of local rose gris, and I am a happy camper.
Second set does look Stourbridge made.
Thass TOWER Bridge. ;) A bascule bridge.
Ickle bit of White Tack.
Heh. ;) Copy or derivative.
I do like Bitossi. I could not haggle this down, but nor could I resist it. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
AIEEE! Leave it be. Converter time. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Here's mine:
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