Those are shamrocks. I'd vote Irish.
I've seen cut ones with Made in China labels.
Modern Asian, I'd say.
Agreed, it isn't Blue John.
Agreed. I'm wondering if it came from a handbag.
I think Bohemian, Jablonec. I'd vinegar that.
I've not stuck a tester on mine, don't know if they're glass or actual gems.
Agreed, very modern,. I like these, I've picked a few up to keep.
it's a dressing screen. The shelves were for putting your bits and bobs on whilst you clad.
@Any Jewelry . He was The Bear. My original Ebay avatar and the reason I am/was ownedbybear. A splendid arrogant Norwegian Forest who would...
This one is the Inwald one, not the Rosice, though.
The engravings are of classical Old Master paintings. Do need more photos, but I'm inclined to late 19th.
Agreed. May well be George IV in period.
If it's George IV and Caroline, they hated each other. I wonder if the fact that he's inside has meaning.
That's avsolutely the order of the Garter. Woman looks like Queen Anne, no clue who the bloke is.
South of the border. ;)
Early 20th and I agree one of ours. I don't normally like upcycling, but this is decent. May have had a back mirror overmantle.
It may have no marks, that was quite common with small Victorian pieces.
Student or crafter, I think.
I'd not repurpose that. Given the hinges, I think it cost serious dosh. Nice find.
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