Is that a tree, or a cabbage leaf?
My guess is carved bone. What piece is missing? There's your problem. This is a fairly standard photo of a chess set that gives a clear view of...
What are the odds that a company director would be able to swing a hammer and hit the thing anyhow?
It's Capodimonte style. You might find a mark on the porcelain if you remove the marble base.
I suspect this is someone's copy of a chromolithograph.
Can't say it looks a lot to me like Venice either. That's just what I'm used to seeing on glass of this type.
Venetian glass, I'd guess. A view of Venice from the lagoon.
Couple years ago I would dived right in. But not now. It will be interesting to see how it ends.
If you list it, be sure to say it's not a perfume lamp - to avoid confusion.
Without knowing a single about the subject, they look to me like they might be from some sort of carriage or chariot.
I had similar: [ATTACH] and was told it had the traditional form of a Guernsey or Jersey milk jug. Mine was EPNS by James Bushell.
That other thread had a video clip that said the iridescence on old glass is very fragile and tends to flake off. If the iridescence is on there...
It may be new, but the shape looks Georgian to me. Look at Regency knife boxes, or cutlery urns. [ATTACH]
Frankly, it's unlikely anyone here will know unless the image is somewhere to be found online.
It shows up online in connection with Bruun Rasmussen Auctioneers, Copenhagen. Maybe you could contact them.
I think he's wearing a tam: [ATTACH] It reminds me of a passage from A Child's Christmas in Wales: "sometimes two hale young men, with big...
Glass cutters. Don't know what this has to do with that box. [ATTACH] Maybe it held some kind of polishing rouge?
A one-man factory.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grand_Duchess_Maria_Vladimirovna_of_Russia [MEDIA]
I think the date range you have sounds good.
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