1970s absolutely. Very common here in style and with that Formica top, too.
I had a 4711 perfume bottle set that looked like a Tantalus.
It's certainly screaming late 60s. And the absence of the later 1970s mandatory care labels indicates that, too.
Oh, pooh, I know this and my brain has lost it.
Late 19th on the green. I think the blue may be slightly later.
There's some lovely glass coming from China now, much of it with proper fire polished bases. This does look Chinese.
Silver is a wonderful germicide. And interestingly, research has found brass door handles to be far less germ laden than plastic ones.
This is one time when I wish I could handle something. My gut feel is that the painting isn't fine enough and the anchor looks wrong. Maybe a...
Real as anything.
Not all later Monet marks have the copyright symbol, by the way. I've pieces bought new in the 80s which don't. Totally agree on the rest.
Sklo was my first thought. The base isn't quite right, so maybe it's newer. Whitefriars did onion vases, but never uranium.
Nachtmann.
I think that's an acute accent, rather than a dot on an i. Menaro? Mendro?
Chalks by the look of them, and saints.
The shape is a coin pearl. I doubt they're real: don't think Monet ever use real. But they are good quality. 1980s or a bit earlier.
I'm wondering if it's Tapio Wirkkala. It has that Scandi look.
Not so much here, they're quite common. But it's a pretty decent donation.
Not crazy: those feet look 19th C.
No darling, you've many fine purposes! xx
Made about yesterday. These are sold widely in sets with a matching tray and mirror. Just a decorative pretty with no real purpose.
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