Not always. A bowl is done as a complete sheet, for example.
I've seen these done all over, but I've no clue who done them.
Left hand one may be German or Belgian with that foot rim. T'other looks art pottery. Raku glazes I think, but don't quote me.
I think you're spot on with Chinese Zodiac, I bought similar in Singapore.
He's on his holibobs.
Bimini were doing lampwork like this in the 1920s. Age is hard to judge on them.
I've stayed at those hotels. These are bud vases from tables. Someone obviously liberated them.
Lampwork glass and very nicely done indeed. Scavo finish.
Waterford is now made back in Waterford. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waterford_Crystal
They're usually Chinese, I think they're charming.
Malaysia made, I think, rather than China.
Some now also only have sticky labels.
I think it's fine, I've seen those here. They're inexpensive.
Very pretty, but wildly out of fashion I'm afraid. Yes, a chmaber pot. They're both the same age:registered in roughly 1920, different patterns,...
It does to me too, but I can't find it. Arg.
Pretty vase with forget me nots, but I can't work out the mark. Anyone, please? [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
The only thing I'd use is a Sunshine cloth, nothing more near pearls. It will work - I've had the same thing on an Ewardian brooch.
I actually have a genuine piece of pawned NA: I know that, 'cos it came from a pawn shop in Reno! I do so agree on that misuse.
Children's toy pieces. Seriously collectable over here - aren't they charming.
The former!
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