Yours don't look as though they catered for coins to me - those on the Etsy one are sheer fantasy. ;) Without seeing its back, can't tell if it's 30s.
They're still sold. Yours is a very nice one.
Every time I've been there, it's been sauna hot, that fjord does it! But it's lovely.
The trunks are darkish, and the growth looks right for almond. [IMG]
it's a nice thing. I think the dangles are meant to be wee mummies.
Wrenching this back on topic. ;) I think 25 was a fair price, whatever it is.
Have you been to Kotor? That's lovely, same feel.
Aussies came from Europe. ;) It's actually old Norman, that one.
If it helps, that's a late 19th C English copper lustre ware jug. It looks more European to me.
Yeah, 21st century is new.
I bet it's French.
Not malachite. Too pale, banding is all wrong.
Yup, very very new.
Hm. It's rather like Solros, which was made by Kosta Boda. Goran Worff. Solros is sunflower, which is what you have there.
Not the first Tut Revival, post 1926, the clasp is later, post war. 1950s ish, Czech or German.
It goes back a few decades. Not sure of the exact date but at least the seventies.
Ah, gotcha. Most likely to be brass.
Most of it will be amber, it sort of sits in the linseed resin if that makes sense.
it's reconstituted amber. Basically, heat treated bits mixed into linseed oil.
That window pane one is Czech/Bohemian I reckon and I think the jewelled one is as well. Not sure about the middle one.
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