I vote Bohemian glass.
Petunia. Leaves are wrong for mirabilis.
Mid to late 19th. Quite common here and several factories made sunflower. I like them.
@daveydempsey . What do you reckon on this? It isn't soldered in the frame, but seems in amazing condition for the supposed age. [ATTACH]...
Victorian branch coral.
Oh, I got that, I was more repyling to kard. ;)
If I tell you I had Earthrise as the poster on my wall as a teenager, not pop stars......? ;)
Yes, or at least similar.
I am currently spending FAR too much time here: https://apolloinrealtime.org/11/
I won't use any kind of PLedge. It builds a nasty silicon layer. Beeswax is great stuff and you only need a smidgen, done properly. I've also got...
Badly done copy of a Scottish majolica motto ware candlestick. Sorry!
Not a Juliana back.
AB stones and possibly faux saphiret. Not quuite sure I'm seeing Juliana quality, but it's pretty.
If you got that for free, I reckon you're on to a winner. Very fine.
It could be, but not the real thing. ;) One of two possibilities: a sulphide style glass or possibly acrylic with "gold" foil
I really don't think it's Sowerby.
But it got made in Bohemia, too. The blue is more commonly Venetian.
Give me the clip earrings and no one gets hurt. I suspect 1960s ish Spanish or maybe Italian.
Pa was buying and wearing ones like that in the 50s and 60s. They were so well made, I think he still had one in the 90s! There's a menswear shop...
That's one reason I do it - and that small thing can have such a huge impact on a life.
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