yep, that wirework/enamel look Ruskie to me too;)
For a while back there, some Chinese wares were sometimes known as Lowestoft, mainly due to Lowestoft porcelain's resemblance - we don't hear that...
size? same as green resin brooch?
Isn't the last name Keyes?
Isn't this just a batik from Bali?
I think this is just a generic pratt type palette, you'll have a hard time nailing it down to anyone in particular unless you can find another...
you can try to pry and crack the glue away (gently!) with a dental tool - sometimes that works if the glue was applied over a greasy or dirty surface
Looks like Chinese work plus that isn't superglue, it looks like epoxy. Superglue doesn't build up in any volume, it is like water. Cured epoxy...
This is lovely old thing, looks like creamware or pearlware, staffordshire early 19th century. Pratt-like palette.
Pretty nice quality.
have a look at moriage vases
late 19thc Kyoto earthenware, Japanese of course
good ol' sideways tinyphotos courtesy of i-phone
I think the pin is missing buy I think I can see the catch for the pin opposite the hinge?
Oh come on! She obviously had a magnetic personality!
So would she be described as "smokin' hot" back in her day I wonder:confused:
using one of those would definitely cut your choc intake
Why not phone one of the auction houses and ask them what they got for one of them?
A vase...
Austria - Stellmacher Turn Teplitz, late 19thc or so
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