Its head is typical of Greek souvenir owls.
Looks like pressed glass rather than lead crystal glass.
Gut feel is relatively new gift ware. Nice enough, but a good maker would NOT use that dark coloured glass with millefiori, it drowns it out with...
Vanishingly unlikely they'd have made anything with Boney on it, anyhow. That reeded column work is typically French Empire in style. The French...
Art Nouveau - late 19th into early 20th, looking at them.
Yup,it's certainly not an Egyptian mark and the style is all wrong, too. It's a puzzle. It came in a vintage Danish jeweller's box, but that...
It's an odd looking stork if it is, short legged. ;) I can't work the damn thing out.
It's for water, but you know that. My gut feel is that it's newish art pottery.
I have green glass buddhas bought on Singapore in the 1980s - nice little things, but new then.
Looks as though the lid is a shardware type, hm?
That would look brilliant with a mirror in it.
This is a nice thing. It is joining the hoard. Marked as 585 gold, with an almost moon crater design - there ought to be three small gem stones,...
Yup, Bohemian.
I've got some really nice stuff made in Pforzheim - none is pure precious metal, but the quality is lovely.
Hm. So it will be a Pforzheim jeweller then. Could that be a KJ ? Kollmar Jourdan?
Yup, take a soft damp cloth, stick a finger nail inside and gently prise out the gunk.
Not all Wedgwood jewellery plaques have the full mark - some earlier ones don't. Basalt ware: there's a debate. Some see it as a subset of...
Phillippines makes sense. I went to a Filipino wedding recently. A WHOLE pig, roasted. Yum.
Pewter is inherently duller than silver. Whatever you do, don't polish it!
He's an ancient British symbol, so I suspect it fits with that whole glorification of nature thing. Who knows!
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