I have absolutely no clue!
Bit of an unusual miner's lamp and I can't find the model number. Plus, what does the USC engraving mean? [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]...
TK Maxx's homeware here is Homesense. (Yeah, it's K not J here!) . TK Maxx do the best handbags. I miss Marshalls, they were great. And...
What's that on the base? Looks more like a seal to me.
The reason I'm iffy on some of these "Minton" marks is because they simply aren't precise enough. Don't forget that they were usually done with...
Stick them up as a lot, they ought to sell fine.
Typically late 19th. Lower end silver plate which has vanished.
Agreed on 80s, I have some very similar.
Costuming, I'd say.
Yes, it's modern. Yes, the stones might be glass. But, it is exceedingly pretty and I'd be delighted if someone gave me it.
I've had that mostly deeper blue one. I think I decided it was Japanese. Neither are made on Murano, imo.
If anyone knows, Rosie does, she's the glass beast queen! Glad to help.
I'll bet those are resin.
Verging on metamorphic, that is.
In monster church shops, of course.
Perugian or something. My gut feel is Italian. @Walter Del Pellegrino ?
Nah. There's no line across a proper 1859 mark and that whole shape is different. Likewise the supposed 1845-50 image one in that second mark....
It's not just the staining, it's those lines in the body of that base. This is when you want to be able to heft the things. Yeah, had a look in...
Ilya, did you rub anything into the marks, please?
Have a look at that brownish discolouration in the impressed marks, and the way they show up, plus the surrounding material. Not parian.
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