Not Oriental, sorry.
I think it is a pendant or part of a necklace but WDIK
Looks like an Airport art piece to me
The 17th century is the 1600's not the 1700's.
This would not be made in the 18thc. - style is 17thc and 19thc revival as stated above.
Looks English and reduced or possibly a fragment
There are quite a few in silver plate too.
Hello, Your chest is indeed Chinese and of very good quality. If the chest is rather dense and heavy, it is probably made from the type of wood...
Not any antique claret jugs that I've ever owned or sold ...and I've had quite a few over the years.
That's pretty nice!
Yes old, early 19thc, yes looks wax relined
Claret was all the rage around 1880-1910 or so, these are pretty typical
Pretty Nice!
LGBT monarch then I guess! (or am I mal y pense-ing???)
I really don't think you should put any kind of finish on these; just clean off the excess dirt and leave them be. They don't look like they ever...
original is by Paul Delaroche painted 1836
Produced in the late 1970's during the wicker craze
Glass has lead in it, so what? Enamel is glass or porcelain and is totally inert.
I'm not positive, but I believe these are imported decorator items and not too old.
Ridiculous! This is standard Chinese domestic enamelware widely seen all over China and in Chinatowns worldwide.
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