Ah, could be Mexican then. Here's the same color coming out of Tlaquepaque....
Handblown but doesn't mean it's terribly old. In what part of the world did you find it. Debora
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I'd prefer body autonomy. Debora
Not nearly far enough. Debora
Well done! Signature a match to my eyes. Debora [ATTACH]
I found nothing. You may have better luck. Debora
I read Margareta Teristion or Teristron or some such. Debora [ATTACH]
A cruet. Missing stopper, pair and holder. Debora
Well said above. Debora
Lazy/clueless and might I add sometimes /deceptive? Debora
Agree with identification above. And company has been in business since 1860. Never hurts to go to the source and ask....
An amazing improvement. Doesn't look like English, does it? Debora
Here's an example. Gold. Romano-Britain. In the British Museum. https://www.britishmuseum.org/collection/object/H_1900-1122-1 Debora
That knot motif looks European to my eye too. Debora
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This should help. What Google Translate has to say. Debora [ATTACH]
Gosh. It does kinda sorta looks like this one....
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