Daft sods, the lot of yez.
Yup, it may be iridescent but it ain't AB.
Not Blue John, imo. And the Victorians loved the pieces that showed the purple.
I'd say moulded Czech glass. Post war with that back. Nice.
Get that sticker off. Silver aventurine, anyhow.
Spot on for Nailsea, drawn and feathered glass. Probably had a silver stopper although some had glass ones. Early 19th. Or perhaps earlier given...
Oh, @KikoBlueEyes I love you. ;)
True!
Those are lovely. Picture them in Georgian candlelight, which is why all the gilding. Those handwritten Spode marks are seriously early.
Those sunfaces scream 1980s. I bet the green set is Coro.
Absolutely lipstick holder for a dressing table. Mirella and Stratton made these in the UK.
Someone is about to get muted for tedium. Well said aj et al.
The original one is Edwardian and of course the VR one is earlier. Half seed pearls set nicely in silver to show them better on a gold old...
@Any Jewelry . I've got one too! And thank you Cheryl.
There's a bad joke about dogs in this somewhere.
W B Co. I think. Whoever that is.
I suspect cherry Bakelite.
Thirded on Neiger. I covet.
Even with Queensbury, I am ferocious.
Melting down Georgian silver. :( If it's borked and not of enough interest to be a fine thing even if it's af, then repurpose indeed. I've seen...
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