I have 7, 8 9 and the weights. And a fair bit more. ;)
They do and I ought to know the maker. Waltherglas I think.
Pastille burner.
It held potted shrimps. Those with the horses on are 1970s/80s or so. THe Shrimpers one is 19th C. Pratt ones with images are generally food.
I have. It's used for teapots a fair bit.
Might be part of a Mamod one.
Her mum had lovely taste. On the Mdina, if you join the Facebook page, there's people there who'd love some of that glass. (I covet the goblet.)
Where was it found?
Talking of jewellery. I paid very litle for this, but I really like it. Ma had a cream leather belt back in the fifties with enamel artists...
Or fruit. Often teak here.
True, that glass did travel.
Sorry, did that in a hurry. Malta Decorative Glass indeed. It was a joint venture between the Maltese and Chinese governments. Many Mdina workers...
It's from a dressing table, would have been one of a pair, either side of the mirror. Whoever made it needed a spirit level, those handles don't...
Czech Pekin Glass.
The green bubble isn't Wedgwood, they never did those. The other three bubble Jack in the Pulpits are Aseda. Gondola is generic Italian. The...
I said Japanese. ;) 4 is Dartington, as I thought. It's another of their repro pieces. Wee jug is Stourbridge.
it's unmistakable, if you've seen enough of them. They are good repros of cranberry.
Hungry now.
Agreed on the bellarmine. Still made.
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