Late 19th Classical Revival English. Beardmore did these a great deal.
Copyright symbol, then.
Line it with a piece of thick polythene, too.
Background has airbrushing, so 1920s is more likely. Holly, yes.
Tapestry is later than the chair, I suspect. Stool tapestry looks ok. The chair back is good for nineteenth century, but the legs and base are a...
Blimey, thassa fancy car boot sale. You do also get people selling New Stuff, plus some who sell plants and produce they've grown, which I love....
The royal image is on a State Trumpet. So that does indicate a state occasion.
Unlikely to be a wedding anniversary, that kind of commemoration is relatively recent. Coronations and jubilees were the thing.
Coronation items freqently have both monarchs in them: after all, the queen gets crowned as well.
It's literally glass formed over a hot lamp: all those little glass animals you see. A real skill, fascinating to watch.
Those little glass birdie beads - those are lampwork.
Those glass beads are nice: lampwork.
Thanks Charlie - I've seen more recent ones that were prints.
Any chance it's printed, not painted?
I do indeed like the YSL bracelet. Especially for the minimal amount I got it for. ;) I think it's fine: the main YSL logo on the MOP plaque...
I'd be looking at Sklo Union as the possible source.
I can't, by the way, find the brooch maker, so if anyone has thoughts.....
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More information, indeed. It might even be British though.
I agree. Modernish costume, so not a lot.
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