I never said this was the Clichy, I've not posted an image of the Clichy on this thread. There's one of it over on the Finds thread I think,...
It isn't concave, not repolished and has been conclusively id'd over here, not just by me. I've a fairly extensive collection of weights, some...
It's rarer, and that can massively increase the value. Nice thing. Rait did ladles a great deal. William IV rather than Georgian.
My gut feel is India/Nepal/Tibet. Can you show it open please?
Mine has fine pintucks: grandmother learned her craft before WW1. Couture seamstress, apprenticed to the House of Worth at the age of 13.
Really bright coloured and patterned micro minis for me.
Collar style. 1970s ish.
1960s or 70s.
Interested in that comment about flat polished bases. My mid 19th Clichy sodden snow scramble millefiori is a flat polished, rather than indent,...
Sugar bowls can be that big, but the shape is wrong. Might possibly be for dripping.
Aventurine, rather than foiled.
I don't think chapatis.
Spot on Marie.
Agreed: early 70s, when we wore that whole Victorian/Edwardian revival thing.
Nah, not Clarice. Not Brit, imo.
How tall is it?
I grew up living with Irish next door neighbours called Bernstein. ;)
It's an RD number mark, rather than a registry mark. I can't make the number out properly, but it looks to be one of the very first ones after the...
I agree: modern Chinese. Nice enough.
What do you base that id on, please? And which Murano maker are you thinking of?
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