If you can, get a close up of the glass etching/engraving. It looks Theresienthal. That would fit German. The glass is very good quality bevelled,...
If you're clever with Photoshop, you could do some suggested paint jobs. Black and white with very thin gold lining would look rather fine and...
Those don't look to be Parian ware to me, they look marble or reconstituted marble. None of those are Minton ciphers, of course.
Little Limoges trinket box, end of last century. Pretty, but not a lot of worth.
Painted as though it's a lino cut, clever. Frame looks 1950s home made.
1940s, in an almost utility style. For once, I'd actually paint that. Shape is great, colour is.... not so.
Setting is older, as in fifty to forty years ish.
Horseshoe stick pin is decent Victorian, would sell on its own, as would the Kramer. If you've unmarked rhinestone necklaces, sell them in lots of...
I agree, brand harry spankers as they say.
I have one of these, 1960s bought in Spain. Yes, Toledo Ware or faux damascene, which is coloured and pressed brass. I'm rather fond of it, given...
Certainly Bidri, I've not seen them as vases.
Cross between Fornasetti and Margaretha Ley.
Yup, these were made for at least a century.
The only way to be certain is to have one with its label. The Czech and Italian ones are almost identical - and both are still made.
sis, that mark got used till well after 1929.
The Chinese were making cast iron 1500 years ago. But, given Abraham Darby was the first to really make it durable, I'd suspect his fire dogs came...
1940s or 50s, one of the "lesser" Staffordshire makers. Pretty, but not great value. Use it. ;)
Heh. ;) https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/royal-marine-commandos-moisturiser-repel-insects-jungle-desert-deet-repellent-a7904086.html
I can't pin it down to only one.......!
That's the fellow. I'll remember who the child is in a mo.
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