Point of order. ;) It's Celtic, and that can be Scottish, Irish, Welsh or even Breton.
What's the chain clasp like? I suspect the TM next to the copyright circle actually means trademark. The R M is the significant thing. Yes,...
I've just remembered: Beardsmore! Neo Classical, yes, and Greek to be more precise. If you're thinking Wedgwood Etruria, no, I don't think it is....
No, they make lovely art glass too - look under Zweisel and Schott Zweisel.
Might be Zweisel.
The shape looks Iitala but the colour looks Holmegaard.
English, late 19th C/early 20th and I've totally forgotten who did these. Bother.
Josef Svarc did this sort of fancied up pontil. i don't think this is Svarc, mind, it's not signed. I do think it's probably Czech, especially...
The label is 1950s at the latest. It tends to be forgotten that some lovely glass was and is made in China.
Made by Ceramica Montalvan in Triana, which is a district of Seville. (It's actually the barrio which is traditionally gypsy. Full of proper...
Sal, if it's really 10K, very unlikely to be British.
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I don't think it's Aller or the specific Torquay factory, but one of the many Devon factories. Generically, Devon Ware, we calls it. Hard to age...
Delivery boys most certainly wore aprons, even when I was growing up. ;)
Sklo is Czech. I don't think votive, I do think Scandi. Let me ponder.
That's a good quality clip fitting. I doubt they can be attributed, but they're well made.
The use of a middle initial makes me suspect a US artist.
That good clear heavy glass is often French.
Brand new. Whilst it looks Middle Eastern, that style was very fashionable here last summer - mostly made in Asia, nothing wrong with that. Not...
I was in Istanbul a year or so back, and there was a lot of this sort of thing in souvenir shops.
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