I'd try a damp microfibre cloth, or an old piece of towelling with not much more than water on it.
I'd agree Bohemian. Maker will be a mystery. ;)
It's neat: you recycle stuff and can charge more for it. ;) Win win!
There's flower shops over here that sell bouquets in vintage jugs and pots, usually if they've a bit of a chip or whatever. I think it's a great idea.
I'd say almost certainly ours. I do like the pot filled with flowers like that.
tdebuys, there's nothing similar in the "bibles" I own, including Hajdamach's master work.
Brad,I have a bracelet that would match that brooch nicely. I bought it in Florida about thirty years ago!
Not bad for early 19th C. ;)
Agreed. I suspect Polish, not that old. Nothing wrong with it, for all that.
Very recent. Almost anywhere. ;)
It's certainly antique, in the proper sense of the word. Late 19th C into very early 20th at most. Those pressed glass weights were made here, as...
Fairly recent import from that base.
Oh, PLEASE don't remove the photo! People collect these for the image as much as for the weight itself. That one is in very good condition, and...
The X makes sense: used as the marque indication for experimental aircraft.
The WO ones are British. http://sagita.rocks/82259-british-army-officer-rank-insignia I'm pretty sure the wings are ours, too, but let me hunt a...
I covet that beach scene. The light is glorious.
Possibly your cheek. ;) But have a look at Bohemian milchglass .
I'm still voting glass. ;)
Not English, to me. I'd think Bohemia, Germany or Austria. that devil thing is pretty typical. Late 19th.
They're both caddy spoons.
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