Could also be Walther und Sohne. There's an excellent Art Deco Pressed Glass Facebook page, they'll know.
Seen these made to hang on a wall as a match or spill holder.
Are there any shadow signs of fading around the handle plates? Signs of different fixings on the reverse?
German Art Deco would make sense, it has a bit of a Bauhaus to it.
Oh, good thinking Leslie. I'll have a look in the morning, better light.
I'd have said glass. If so, agate glass. (Google Akro Agate, you'll see what I mean.)
They're also well designed. You can actually use them.
Thirded. A very decent hobby painter, that.
Also used as a concept on Star Tek: Discovery. Fascinating little beasts.
I rather like alpaca stuff: that one is like one I own.
Canton wares weren't used as so-called ballast because they were cheap, though. It was because they could withstand water really well, being high...
Heh. No, but the concept has been used in SF.
Yup!
Classic shape. The florals don't do as well as the more deco ones, but it's the shape that makes them to me.
I collect words. Tardigrade is my new favourite. ;)
They use wee splints of old wood with a smear of glue and then clamp. Seriously skilled.
The UK didn't import cheap cutlery from Korea or China, we made it here. Sheffield was the power house of that. We'd invented the processes for...
Second word looks like Rocha. There's several designers with that surname, but I'm trying to think of one that fits. Reminds me of Simone Rocha,...
Also true!
It's not far from the Netherlands to the UK. ;)
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