Chinese, looking at the language on the website. Whois says it's an Italian IP address, but that happens a lot. I think it's one of those agregate...
Indeed. I'm not seeing an Orrefors siggy on that.
Let's clarify. ;) First one is Edwardian in style and date with Art Nouveau fabric. Look for parquetry inlay occasional or side chair as a term,...
Clasp looks as though it came from a 60s/70s West German or maybe Japanese necklace.
I've a few of these, 1960s and 70s I believe. Thin MOP discs they are indeed, on woven backs. Nice to wear, too. Filippino I think.
Is it yours? ;)
Don't leave it near eggs or bananas either.
Not my field, Wavecrest, we don't see it here, but the inner lining looks to have decent age to me.
Your opinion always has value. ;) I sit on Ercol every day!
You're right on the print, I'd forgotten that. It's not out of period, tho', that first chair could easily be up to WW1.
Art Nouveau, indeed and that's William Morris for Liberty fabric on the first one. Whatever you do, preserve it, do NOT replace that cloth. Pretty...
Try French. Second word is France, first looks like a possibly badly signed Lalique. Some modern ones have doctor's writing.
Looks like Jonette to me, the mark is on Illusion Jewels. I'd honestly not spend overmuch time on it. ;)
I hoard cats.
Ercol are still very much in business: they've a rather smarter factory now, I went up there a few years back to get my bits reupholstered. It's...
They're normally a kind of bonded then steam shaped wood.
One other thing. That glaze is almost fat lava as is the interior brown glaze. That would suggest West German, fwiw. It's a nice pot.
Looks more like Lascaux type cave paintings than NA to me.
I was there in the late sixties as well, no problem with the people we came across learning and speaking English. They most certainly banned other...
Hm? When I first started to visit Spain in the very late 50s and early 60s, English was being taught widely in schools and learning was...
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