Oh THOSE. D'uh. They missed the word cut out then.
HOARD! Nice old brass and enamel ring and a Givenchy bracelet. Fifty pence each. ;) [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Those "rose diamond" (what?) strips look more like enamelling to me.
Photo of the whole object please, it's a vital clue. Certainly British.
Germany makes sense. Mid 19th C sideboard.
I'd use that as a handbag charm.
@KikoBlueEyes - most welcome honey. Sometimes, the glass collector in me has useful overlaps to jools!
PIcture of the back as a whole, please. And have you had it tested? It isn't typical of Victorian insect stuff. The enamelling is really nice,...
Modern garden decorator items. I've similar and see them a fair bit. 4.99 is a bargain.
Probably Turkish, I've seen very similar there.
Wall hanging looks Schafer und Vater. Magic Eraser will clean it nicely.
Much of this carved neodymium glass came from Bohemia between the two wars and then after. Wee dishes and such like. Yours is...
Old fake, as in WW1 ish.
Ah, but even that food carbon was once in the air! This is actually what's so fascinating about eco systems: closed cycle theory. It's not the...
Heh. I know enough to be dangerous!
In that case, you need to stop exhaling. ;)
Those tops are typical of Caithness and Isle of Wight. IoW did some of that frit finish. ;)
Might be a bit later. I've my own gown, very similar, and that's 1950s. (Pure silk, embroidered by my astonoshingly talented grandmother. )
Nice quality repro of a mid 19th Victorian desk. I've got an original. ;) There's a proper term for that gilded leather border but my brain...
Earlier than new. With that motif and colours, I think late 60s/early 70s.
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