There you go! He does very nice stuff - Google shows some similar vases and like you, I've had weights.
Spot on. It's Jablonski.
Paging @Bronwen - a classical scene for you.
The beads were boxed. Oh, and a nice 50s AB necklace. 50 pence again. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
More hoard stuff..... Nice Murano necklace. Modern, but I love it. My first charity shop buy since MARCH. 6.99 A Victorian silver souvenir...
Which country is this in?
You stole that. ;) Well done, that's an absolute bargain.
I'm being nosy. Would you admit what you paid? ;)
Mosaic, not micro mosaic if we're being pedantic. ;) The back is 50s.
good grief. This shows how lazy and incompetent auction houses can be. It's nothing like Belgian glass, not in any early 20th style either. It is...
Early 19th to me. Still has decent value here, simply because it's a Windsor and has history.
Monty Python lives.
No - I may be seeing what Cheryl has id'd as the leopard head (not lion). I think I agree with her.
It ought to be elm for the seat at least. Other parts ash or beech. What country is this in? Sack back. More commonly called a double Windsor...
I'm late again. This screams and shouts late 19th into early 20th British/Irish Art Noveau with a side order of Arts and Crafts on the fitment...
I think that's early 19th C Staffordshire made transferware. The confused botany is something of a clue, as is the colour. And the border.
Looks Brit to me.
Those bells are Indian.
Late again, but I agree it's Worcester. Missing a lid.
I can see a duty head, too, I think. Lovely.
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