These are usually Bohemian/Czech.
More likely to be a pastille burner or for scented oil.
Norwegian Blue?
Hoo, now THAT'S a thought! It could well be.
I think lower spout position means chocolate, higher is coffee.
Thank you! I've got shoes by Aigner, that had not ocurred to me at all. ;)
Emulating Lomonosov at that.
No problem, I'd use it as a pendant.
Blimey, that started something! Huge thanks, AJ, it's not a place I've been. ;) When I said print of an engraving, I meant that the engraving...
Can anyone make this out? Odd thing, I've not seen prints on board like this before. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Title says it. ;) Enormous French faux tortoiseshell earrings. With an A. Anyone recognise the maker? [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Beads will be glass. Might be Sphinx they did a lot of these.
It's half a buckle, you're missing the part with the hook over bit. The long bit sews onto a garment.
Those roses were wildly the thing in the 60s.
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