Clock garniture, possibly French. Slate based.
Smudge pots are also used to ward off frost from trees in blossom.
They look ivy to me. Ivy symbolises fidelity, so I suspect Jubilee piece.
They look a bit Vallauris - the Picault stuff.
They have a Finnish look. Iitala maybe.
British rather than American given the age. Probably an Italian intaglio in a gold setting, and might be as early as the mid 19th. A fob, indeed.
GR I think, rather than S.
Classic Murano and probably Mandruzzato. I've had some and the glass is indeed tinted almost.
Indian.
Whoops, sorry, late again. Yes, fancy calligraphy.
I'm with Brad.
Or Farsi, which may be more likely given that it's lapis.
Arabic.
Pansies and paeonies if that helps. Might also be French given that deep blue.
I agree on the red. Modern Asian.
Salt glazed stoneware. It looks distinctly German or Luxembourg made to me.
Looks like Casper.
British sized tea cup. Buckingham Palace was a design name also used by other companies. Thomas Goode are still going,which is neat.
I literally opened the thread, saw the picture and thought Celtic.
And not ever UK with a 900 mark. NIce lump that.
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