I suspect it's before WW1 and I agree it's one of ours. Can you do close ups on the drawer and door handles please? I think the door ones may be...
Cluttered, I had some decent necklaces in the 80s and 90s with those roundels, but they're everywhere now. As you pointed out, craft shows and so...
I think Japan is unlikely as well, @2manybooks . At the period, given transport costs, makers went for the closest option. So, Italian or even...
Given it's 1930s, vanishingly unlikely to be Indian millefiori.
I've seen those rhinestone roundels on very new and inexpensive items.
I have vast amounts of stuff about Whitefriars and about 500 pieces of it. ;) I did consider them, but this isn't one of the known patterns. I'll...
Yup, Czech 1970s ish. You'll never pin it down: these were often under the Sklo Union umbrella.
I have some similar ones, originally silver plated. Mine, I know, came from India in the 19th C. Yours may well have done, despite the Egptian...
Oh lord, I love that! I've just realised that my clips were three dollars, not five. ;)
I'd definitely have snarfed it for that. It would have joined The Hoard.
Last of the big spenders, me. Cardigan clips a whole forty cents and a Stratton pendant, under five dollars. The fully hallmarked John Pinches...
Most welcome. And many thanks for my cadeau, il est arrive ce matin!
I think Pforzheim or similar is a very feasible source. Parisian would have simply been a fashionable term: the haute monde loved all things from...
Navajo a long way from home. What say you @Any Jewelry ? I'd have grabbed that very fast and run away with it.
Yes, but that building was built into the temple much later. It's very common for buildings to be recycled here. The Roman amphitheatre at...
Persian or Assyrian, rather than Greek I think, with that hat. Have a look here: https://www.pinterest.co.uk/pin/444167581972331341/
Tenterden may not refer to the golf course, but to the design of the club. It's common for club designs to be named after courses. Might be part...
Usual suspects on fishies glass are Orrefors and Graal.
Yup, we did import a fair bit of Bohemian glass and embellish it, gut feel is this one is local though. I still don't think it had a stopper, but...
Hm. Not Split then, but it is at least Roman: The Temple of Pallas in Rome. [IMG]
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