Bohemian, 1920s. I'd be looking in the Neiger catalogues.
That's very light for a sapphire, looks more like tanzanite or maybe a very pale amethyst, but hard to tell. If it's small, and of that style,...
Agreed, Cheryl. There's a myth that we assayed and hallmarked everything. We didn't. I think you're right about it being a double struck 15,...
Hoom. Gut feel is late 19th.
Looks like a badly punched 585 mark.
I'd think French.
All I'd do is take off the last two black cabouchons.
Blimey. I need to start selling china across the pond.
Wade Heath is the precursor factory to Wade.
I'd think 1950s.
Those roses look very much in the Bavarian style.
Ruth, the silver alone weighs 170 grammes, too. ;)
You're very welcome. :)
I wondered that, but it's not the standard anemone. A variant.
Will Farmer is a really good bloke and absolutely knows his glass. They do a fabulous auction at Fieldings every year.
There's two different flowers on that. Hm.
It does look early as heck, might even be late 18th. I don't think Spode.
The screws are a big clue.
I absolutely love Neiger stuff - yours is fab.
I think that one might be Neiger. Maybe slightly later, but still Bohemia.
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