Thank you!
Bet it doesn't get the DAB stations we rely on here. ;)
Can you get a good close up on a few beads on a white background please, likewise the clasp.
That may not be the same company for one thing. I'd have expected the telegraphic address to be on it by then. Every other company or...
That's earlier than the 1940s.
British Colonial period by the look of it, possibly as early as the 1890s. Those paw feet are actually veddy British. ;)
Magic eraser will also probably get that off.
Try German or Dutch with those pillars.
I suspect they've not seen much English furniture of the period, to be honest. And it would be fair to comment that styles hung on in the US after...
Indeed. ;)
allfakes, that is very North West First Nations. And lovely.
I wonder. Lumps like that were sold to have things like lace pieces and photos added to magnify them.
That's fascinating and really useful. Thanks Cheryl: I do love provenance which show how makers emulated and copied.
Even if unmarked, photos of the bases please. Thematically, they don't entirely match, although they go together well enough. You've the God Pan...
I disagree on the date, I think it's actually early 19th.
I'll lay odds the surround was made in England.
They're sitting on mega prime real estate. Property development there would net billions.
Given it's solid silver, I rather favour it being a trophy of some sort.
I vote Bohemian with that custard colour. We imported lots then added silver rims.
Walter is ace. Walter, do you think Deco? I'd have said the flowers and the use of the Renaissance images were Nouveau. They're very like late...
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