She's probably Austrian or German, early 20th.
You ought to do really well with that, but I'd not be able to sell it, it's super.
Suggestion. Broken tiles or broken old china on top. Something like blue and white shards. Then paint the rest in an old white, not a bright one,...
It'll be more in Aus than here, then. Rough guess is about double UK market price.
Made in 1977. ;) Bedside table in the manner of earlier stuff.
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"Micro" mosaic that velcro'd itself to me...... [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Modern - I suspect one of the Durand makers.
Brierley Studio possibly - I can't read that base properly.
Tyg is indeed the right term. I'm trying to remember who that French maker is. The Rookwood is lovely.
Over here, it's a tenth of that.
Suuggestion: bid about ten percent over scrap. If it's thought to be 20th C, that is about its value. ;)
These chased silver bangles were a big thing in the 70s in the UK.
I've seen things like biscuit barrels, trays and that sort of thing.
I mean those sprigs are acanthus leaves. ;)
Essex Glass.
Yup!
I'd agree on that, but then, I'm biased in favour of all things Catalan. As an aside, there's a Calcotada happening in London this week. The fools...
Hungry now. The best bit of paella is the crusty bit on the bottom. Yum.
The leaves, fid, the leaves.
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