Agreed, watch chain fobs.
I think 70s in an Art Deco Egyptian Revival style. Not A&C as I know it here.
I've either seen that or had one. Scandi. Orrefors? Crown of something?
I've several bits by both makers - about the only modern stuff I'll buy. If you phone Sheila Fleet's company, she often answers the phone, which...
Ola Gorie and Sheila Fleet make fabulous Scottish jewellery. @Houseful your fans are Japanese damascene.
New decorator's piece, but $20 is a bargain.
Bead colours are slightly muddy, so most likely to be Indian. The felted swallow is, I think, a post WW2 home craft piece.
The leaves are absoutely chrysanths, and that's a spider variant flower. Yes to pomegranate. it's quite a common combination on both Japanese and...
No reason you can't drink it after. ;)
The word is Mughal. ;)
Ultrasonic cleaner, or a bit of vodka soak, or Windex and a tootbrush.
I had some shaped like owls. I use them in the garden rather than indoors.
That's exactly what they are: flower pot feet or rests.
It's earlier than that. Stick it on the Sprigged Jugs Facebook page, see what they say.
They're known here as breakfast sets, sometimes as bachelor sets.
Flight Sergeant, I suspect. How very cool. A wartime sketch of the man hiself done by an RAF chap. Might be worth looking at the MOD service...
I agree, it's Empoli made. Absoutely typical.
Not all Dudson is marked, I've some early pieces that aren't. Some have a pad mark. I still can't remember who I'm thinking of!
it's called sprigged ware. Probably English, early 19th or before. There's a very good Facebook page for this stuff. If my brain weren't fried...
That shape is typical of pre WW1 German fairings, as is the gilding and the dark blue.
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