Do you remember the tiny Hovis bread tins? You could also buy the mini brown loaves. Takes me back. Looks like a rare piece.
Sorry, I can't help with a close up of the mark at the moment. Believe it or not, I do not have a camera or a phone. If you look closeley at the...
Pics seem faded, much brighter in real life.
Purchased quite a few years ago. 4 inches long, 3 inches deep. Mark on back VL sterling. Cannot find a VL maker. Any help appreciated..[IMG][IMG]
Not sure. I do not actively look for cameos, but this was so cheap I had to buy. I was suprised when it lit up. Do you know, I had'nt looked at...
Thank you for all your kind words. I bought it quite a while ago in an antique fair in a town called Belleme. Just took one look at it and had to...
Look at the old fasioned plug and cable. In good condition, but I would'nt trust it.[IMG]
It is not the greatest cameo, but how could I leave it behind for 3 euros.
Lit up.[IMG]
Vide grenier today, working lamp. 3euros.[IMG]
I was wonering if it was a glass box decorated in one of the workshops that proliferated in France, rather than decorated in the place of origin....
The metal fittings, the look of it, the style of the decoration. It looks darker in reality.
I just noticed, the pic of the base shows the wear around the outside, but that is not necessarily a way of telling the age.
I can see where you are coming from with Ditchfield, but this is an older piece of glass. I am going towards 1910.
Sorry, accidentally posted 2 pics of base and forgot to add 6inches across. Grey haired day!
Bought in France, but not sure of maker. Anyone know? Base shown as well.[IMG][IMG][IMG]
Yes, it is our house.There was a duct going through the wall. My husband got a bottle holding brick to go in the space. Clever of him.
Who would have thought, me posting a dummy would provoke such nostalgia?
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