I know this, I supect you're too young. It's for guessing football pool results.
It's got an umlaut.
Thanks folks. It's actually a lot bigger and heavier than a tumbler, more of a large vase. I shall go investigate Bischoff.
I don't think the scavo are glass - have a look at that flaw on one of them. You may well be right on the second one being chalcedony or similar....
I thought it was worth a dollar. ;) Or just under. Got this with it, too - very nice glass beads on metal thread with a barrel clasp. [ATTACH]
Could well be, given the weaving on the cord. That would have taken time.
Good thinking!
Silver threepenny pieces which would have had more value before they were made into a bracelet, sadly.
Bought in the UK and a MUCH more vicious yellow than the photo implies. ;) It's been suggested it's Blenko, can anyone confirm please? It's not...
I'd appreciate thoughts on this. Silk cord, and the beads are lovely - the white ones look moonstone. Cold and heavy to the touch, as are the...
Agreed on Italian - lovely bit of glass.
I know people who wear these as wraps in a sort of ironic way.
Never the owner- an image used for decoration, possibly from a painting, and almost certainly reflected on the backs of the original contents.
Amber, the Conran ones aren't usually marked, but yours sound older than that, given they were bought fifteen years ago. It's hard to put a value...
My favoured sherry copitas take about 120 ml, which is a bit over four fluid ounces. You aren't supposed to fill them right up: it allows head...
Amber, are you in the UK? These look very like some nice lead crystal glasses with a carved swirl that were designed by Jasper Conran. cherry,...
Yup. Some is still stamped Siam: it's seen as more romantic, if that makes sense. It's unlikely to be brass, probably tarnished.
Not that modern. The made in Hong Kong mark went out in the late 80s ish.
My other half built crystal sets as a young boy - and indeed, they're still sold for specialist applications. Music cupboards were for sheet...
Thai/Siamese Niello with a temple dancer as decoration. A common theme. With those screw fittings a bit older, probably 1940s ish.
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