Yup, made for Gralglas Germany.
I bet that silk velvet was a deep purple once.
That makes sense - thank you!
The radio station names are a clue to age, thinking about it. Those have to be late 20s into the early 30s at least. Probably 30s. I think the...
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Exactly. Tea strainers don't steep tea, that's an abomination. One makes tea in a pot, pours it into the cup, sans or avec strainer. Strainer...
1960s or so. I've seen a fair few, they were kits.
I'd not call that one Imari palette, tho'.
I've seen those funky 1950s ones, but this does look earlier. Neat.
What an odd interesting thing. Inside looks late 19th/early 20th. The lucite or whatever banding looks Art Deco. And what on earth does that dial say?
Hm. It's a bit similar to the Derby late 18th/early 19th mark, but it isn't right to my eye. They can be off, but not as much as that. Handle...
The script on the back is Devanagari, so certainly Indian. Got any local friendlt Indian restaurants? I'd be tempted to get an older person from...
One of the Austrian/German ones. Try porcelainmarksandmore .
I dunno, could be. Although star and crescent is Turkey, too. The enamel is nice. Dangles are meant to be sort of coins I think.
Thanks all! So still a mystery mark, but it looks as though two dollars wasn't bad. ;)
The two blue vases are made in China - a bit older, sort of 70s ish. They're known as China Snowflakes, came in all sorts of colours and designs....
I'd say - probably had a nice floofy puffy thing.
This was in a junk lot a while back, missing a pin, so I added one. It's Middle Eastern of some sort, I'd welcome thoughts on it. May be gold, not...
I've had this kind of result from known NON diamonds, say, which had a solid back to the setting. It's worth playing with testers and known stones.
I've had some Australian silver medallions with H&S on the back. Can't recall who that is offhand.
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