Some does. I've had labelled pieces with pontils.
They usually have labels on when bought new, so someone removed it. ;)
It's from Turkey. I've had a few of these and also seen them on sale there. You get chains as decoration too.
Italian. Probably an Empoli maker.
That ought to work. If you ever get this side of the pond, I think you'd find it a spiffy place to visit. Husband reminds me that the thing his Pa...
Just seen this. My grandmother used to make these and I still have one. For rolls, indeed.
Spring, have you contacted these guys at all? http://www.explosion.org.uk/ Superb museum: I met the director a few years back, as we donated...
Oh, forget that. I think I was half asleep, and I saw the aventurine as sea foam! Brain fart. Italian. Bullicante and aventurine, might be...
Try Schott Zweisel.
Those clock mechanisms are about two dollars on Ebay and yes, very easy.
And also, rub along all the joins and meeting points with a candle.
Certainly bun feet. I'd go a bit mad and find something odd and funky as a top. Something repurposed.
Ooh. New glass to look for. ;) I don't think I've ever seen a piece of that here.
1978 isn't so long before, so that makes sense. Yes, the bottom could have been pressed into a mould with the top more free. You can still case...
That boxed set of ornaments is mid 80s. I bought an almost identical box new in 1984. I have an insane amount of tree Stuff. The ashtray, I...
I'd call it an urn, rather than a pot.
I've bought those ornaments in Turkey and Greece. I've also bought bracelet charms like your little ones in both Turkey and Greece. It's a girl thing.
Greek. Probably a repro of a statue, I suspect it may be Hermes, he was winged.
Hah. ;)
So many of these are unsigned. It might be Madruzzato, but even the seriously expert websites can't attribute many of them.
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