Absolutely stunning - you made the right choice!
Interesting! My first thought was some type of 'frog' for flowers but are those holes in the base piece sides? That wouldn't work :rolleyes:
Lovely set and yes it does appear to be King's pattern. Certainly teapots, jugs and the slop bowl sell quite well here in NZ, and trios, but for...
Absolutely gorgeous! Pearls would certainly look the part, but Citrines or Peridots would also be nice.
Lovely thing. Yes it's Chinese, not sure of the age, but Cantonese enamelware is what I've always known it as.
Gosh Komokwa - not sure that's how you earn respect?!
When we were in Bali we saw Swastika patterns in a wall around our hotel. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swastika
Yes you're right, I read the same article but got the date wrong - I thought I'd remembered 20 rather than 30, thanks
Hi all, picked this up recently at a charity shop for NZD5 and research tells me it's Yogya silver from the studio of Atelier Zaini. I gather it...
Thank you, yes with more research I see that Asia is a good possibility, but also the US.
Thanks Stracci - would you think Mexican in origin?
Hi, Recently bought this bracelet in an antique shop (more vintage than antique I think) and would love to know what the orangey-red cabochons...
What Ce said :playful: Not sure about the guitar shape piece though - bit hard to see.
That's interesting, I don't think mine are especially well done, but lovely in their rusticness all the same.
That's awesome, thanks Any Jewelry. I probably will sell mine, not sure what I'd do with them if I kept them. I'll look into it.
Thanks so much The Swede that's awesome - now that you say it, I can see Nicolas
Thanks for that Any Jewelry, I'll have another go, but I did take some on a different surface with worse results (although better than I can see...
I just love blush ivory and have a collection of jugs and vases. I'm not too concerned about the value of them, but of course, always hoping I'll...
Oh wow! Thank you so much Any Jewelry.
Oh dear, that's a lot less than I thought. No wonder their response! Not what you see in the Carters or Millers books or on the Antiques Roadshow....
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