Yes to clematis. I think it's a post war one, 1950s or so. The other flower is an auricula or a primula. Not sure the pattern's called that, back...
don't forget that perfumes can simply be for decoration, too. Might have had a stopper, but there's a lot of Scandi factories made this sort of...
Flattery is always welcome. ;) I know a chap who awes me: He wrote the bibles on English Glass, ranging from the ordinary to the utterly priceless.
My finds today will have photos later. A nice William IV pole screen with its original tapestry for about $30. A huge bag of vintage silk scarves...
The green one is Poole Delphis. The plate is the Santa Maria - I've a feeling those were done for the Bicentennial. If you post pictures of the...
Hm. If I'd not seen that mark I'd have said MCM Italian.
Could equally be Italian, they did lots of ormolu mounted stuff in the 50s.
Interesting: we use the term Oriental here to refer to Chinese, Japanese, and sometimes Korean. Asian hauls in a few more countries, but Oriental...
I doubt you'll pin themaker down. I think one of the Stourbridge factories, late 19th C. Nice.
Not even Goo Gone or WD40?
I think it's a fleur de lys rather than a crown.
af, lunacy rules the world of furniture. A gorgeous Georgian mahogany chest of drawers sells for under a hundred? Simple, plain, well made and...
Gerroff. I coveted first. ;)
Nice find. He's done some lovely glass.
I only wear clips, hence my covetousness. ;)
it's for Turkish type coffee, most certainly. That was wildly fashionable amongst the demi monde in the early 20th century. That shape is based on...
Nephrite is the common form of jade: those do look to be Canadian, too from the colour. As to the backs, I've several pairs of earrings Ma...
And gess what, Whitefriars made one! ;)
Try Mr Magic Eraser, gently. That ought to do it.
Those blues are often called kingfisher or sapphire here, depending on hue and depth. It's a common colour for glass made from about the 20s into...
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