I think West German. I also think it's Dumler and Breiden. BWDIK!
Poppies. I'd think 1880s or so, they were a hugely popular motif. If you look at the sides, it's very Art Nouveau, too. I also think English - and...
Roses, tulips and some fantasy blue bloom,if that helps.
I've seen many similar in china which had a cup to sit in that impression. Known as a tennis set. I wonder if these were the same idea. These:...
Your dad's would have had boar hair and an edelweiss. My Pa had one, too.
I remember one of those in my boss's office in BT in the 70s.
Late 19th. Nice, I agree.
I'm not suggesting this is gold, btw, I don't think it is.
Komo is right, it's missing its feathers. Not a kilt pin, but a wee Scottish souvenir for ones lapel.
Far too much, I'm afraid. They're ten to fifteen pounds a pair here, twenty if you're very lucky.
Might be Jacob Hull Denmark. Did a lot of heavy silver plate brutalist in the 1970s set with semi precious stones. It's very hard to distinguish...
It's Berlin under the mark. Looks bronze - B something B.
Hey, I'm no total expert, they just look it to me, rather than the mesh method.
It's well worth that.
Oh, and I've also seen round tops with a shaped indent if that makes sense.
UK, but that doesn't mean it's British. ;)
The pair of white glass vases are 1970s China Snowflakes. Not worth a lot but becoming collected.
It's much later than the 30s. That's a 1970s or even early 80s copy of an earlier tin. The label is one huge clue, but the other biggie is the...
I've seen stands with a heptagonal top to them.
Much Indian and Middle Eastern gold is unmarked, even now.
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