I don't rate Tardy's overmuch. Caught out far too many inaccuracies.
I'd call them Egyptian Revival. I think they're post WW2. I've earrings Ma bought in the late 40s and 50s with those small curved clips. Clip...
Etruscan? Aieeeee......!
I've an almost identical bracelet in modern silver. They get copied.
Looks like part of a campaign set to me. Missing a spoon and knife. Cluttered, the title says folding.
I agree with Fid. This is a much better link for Egyptian marks: http://hallmarkwiki.com/?country=egypt
800 silver for sure, and I think my original surmise, with Cheryl's far more detailed research points to Belgium. Late 19thC Art Nouveau. There...
Oh, very pleasing. Thanks Cheryl! :)
Lily of the valley flowers, so probably European and Northern at that. It's a card presentation tray, by the look of it. One's butler used it to...
If she's a copy, she's good. Parian ware. Ceres or Demeter.
I've remembered a bit more. It's missing an upside down cone in glass that sat in that ring.
I think they're probably dichroic glass, just to add a bit in.
Bet that's British. Burr walnut. Anytime from, oh, 1850 to the late 19th.
One side top of an old sideboard I reckon.
Indeed it would. It's a nice one, too.
Looks pretty British to me.
Bread platter or board, rather than a tray. English oak from the look of it and 19th C. Mid or even earlier.
I've a vague memory of seeing one of these. There's a bit missing: another container sat in the top ring, for I think a tealight. Or was it a vase?
North African I think. That pearl looks a bit out of place. Lovely bracelet.
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