Vast amounts of furniture were made in Colonial British and other countries, such as Dutch Indonesia. I see no reason why this would not have been...
It's my afternoon still. ;)
Susan, you're spot on. I'd missed the damn leopard head!
You're very welcome. I've often been on the hunt for a one off!
It's feasible they were retailed by Cartier, but not made by them. I can't see that mark on the obvious sites - I'd suggest contacting the...
Not violets, but something I've actually got growing and have lost the name of temporarily. ;) I'll go fish the tag out. Violets have quite...
It's really well made. The fish skeleton is separate and has been laid in the fused glass, with loose bones.
It's rather fine, isn't it.
Isn't this neat? [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Susan, I think they're still making them there. North Africa, that is. Although to me, this thing looks more like decently patinated brass.
I'd do them singly. I suspect people are after replacements for single broken ones. Other than that, agree with Peggy on pricing.
They're most likely to have been made locally, possibly copying a design book or a catalogue.
I'd be very surprised if either of them are that much, to be honest. I think I paid the equivalent of 20 euro at auction for it.
I have its big brother. It's called electroforming. Mine is silver plated copper over green pottery and I love it to bits. No clue who precisely...
Yup, but not as they were. All the factories were closed down, so they now basically act as an employment agency. Caused massive problems for a...
I can understand that, it's a lovely area. And yes, might well be.
Like Remploy was. :(
I think the clay isn't the right colour for Vallauris, though.
You're very welcome. :)
Absolutely Italian.
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