I'd think late 18th to early 19th C and it may well be English. Country made oak with dowels, and a hall chair. Nice honest thing, that. Are there...
There's a brilliant spray over here for cleaning chandeliers, which means you don't have to take the damn things down. That looks 1950s to me.
Isn't that odd. The intaglios do indeed look to be old Bohemian and that inset cut piece has age, too.
It looks bisque to me, if that helps.
I wondered that too, johnny. And nursery would make perfect sense.
Useful but not fashionable, which is sad, given how well made these were.
No self respecting craftsman two hundred years ago would have made something that crudely.
What's the bulb fitment and socket like internally? Mad thing, I like it a lot.
Honey, it's silver, not gold. ;) I can't remember for the life of me what the mark was on the piece I had.
I was right on it being pave, then http://hulchibelluni.com/en/ Googling on the name and bracelet shows some very similar. Thank you for...
I had a similar piece which was Polish. Blowed if I remember the maker.
They're not glued, it's a modern setting technique based on pave style. Forgotten the name of it, but it's often used for small stones in recent...
I'd forgotten that site, it's also excellent.
Very nice moonglow, too. I like that.
Yeah. I'd eat bicarb but not the mono carbonate.
It's a Roemer, Roehmer or anglicised as rummer. Made since, oh, the 16th century. This is a modern tourist souvenir,transfer printed.
Although there was a non jasperware maker who wasn't Josiah, but used the same name. ;)
If it says Stile Murano, it was not made on the island of Murano. It means in the style of. That label on Laura's cat means glassworks in the art...
It's West German. Look VERY carefully and you may see an impressed mark. Try the fatlava website.
This rings a bell. I think, if I remember, they're French and used for three different flavours of a related liqueur.
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