The figurines are attached to the vases. I agree the vases themselves aren't majolica, they're nicely hand painted.
Majolica by the look of them. Those are Italian Renaissance musicians, not that it means the vases are Italian. The flowers look very much in the...
If you want to while away an hour or several, google on the history of Railway Time. It's fascinating.
More likely to be good glass. Not that it matters.
Billy, it's that bottom dangle? I think it may have had an enamel flower, like the other plaques. Ruth is right, seen them with Czech on but...
Not really Sommerso. Those are like the little chinese mushrooms in Fantasia.
Railway geek says railway carriage key. On old railway carriages there was a square sort of keyhole thing or lock hole for locking the carriage...
Indeed.
Lookie here. http://www.ukrailwayana.com/20140005/l_50C.htm Tame geek thinks it may be a pre 1948 loco number. And I've just realised this UK...
Very very recent indeed. Johnny, they're also Italian.
Far too much vein for SB.
Bohemian, early 20th even, art glass and maybe a diamond chip. Or is that one enamel flower missing?
Definitely majolica, probably late 19th. The base looks more European as does the numbering. It's a bit odd: if it's English that ought to be a...
Me too. Mine are mostly open bangles, with a couple of hook and eye ones, and I think one spring ring.
I bet that had hammered brass inserts. The more I think about those twists, the more I think West African.
The fact that it only says 925 and in the oval. I have a fairly extensive collection of Navajo and other NA jewellery all bought in the US,...
A good Dineh/Navajo maker would have signed this. It's Southwestern in style but probably never saw the coast of the US - that doesn't mean it...
Ah, good thinking, I'll try that. Now I know they exist, makes it easier to search one out. Thank you.
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