Agree on 70s ish and Spain.
Fox, rabbits aren't stippled like that. (It's known as agouti type fur.) I don't buy new fur, but I have my grandmother's vintage fox fur. It's...
I was thinking Morocco or thereabouts. Not sure it's that old, but well worth five dollars. As to old glass not having seams................!...
It is indeed enamel, and no damage either. The brooch has a teeny weeny 925 mark.
Openwork or pierced.
Scarabs are little tourist pieces, still made. I'm rather fond of them. Can't see the horse well enough.
Thanks folks! @Any Jewelry - the Iranian/Persian examples look dead right. I like the symbolism. inh, I can't get that link to work either, but...
These are usually Bordallo Pinheiro.
Box is about five inches high, eight across. If it's chapatis, you'd get a heck of a lot in it.
Aren't they nice? I probably overpaid, but hey. Bigger than chapatis, let me measure.
Paging @Any Jewelry for starters. What do you make of these two? I'm thinking India. Very well made tray, the fish and snakes are lovely. Box is...
I also bought yet more bling. I need to find a way to fix a new rollover on the butterfly, or make it safe. The blue necklace is weird in a good...
One of the regulars at my car boot sells wonderful home grown plants and produce. She gave me a taster of her grapes last week. On Sunday, despite...
It's Chinese, carved soapstone or shaoshan stone. I think missing some bits.
Joan Rivers did very similar costume pieces.
It's fine. Small relatively inexpensive pieces like this aren't faked.
They meant chop not shop. Yes, a pseudo mark, as they're known. A fair few British factories did this, including Worcester. 1755 to 1770, yours....
I swear I could go car booting in my spare "bedroom".
Mine too!
Older, then. Too much my side of the pond, but ymmv, especially if you like it and are using it.
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