If it's British, possibly Gill McCubbin in St Briavels. Domestic stoneware type pots, 1970s.
John Lewis prices are a bit OTT, but yours are certainly at half, being carded.
It's very well done. Those tiny very regular bubbles are more typically Italian bullicante. Fish.
Cheers! There's some carded ones on Ebay UK which are quite pricy.
One of our slightly upmarket dpartment stores sells vintage jewellery. Lookie here:...
I'd think resin.
Mostly, Monet isn't that expensive, despite the fact that it's really well made. I suspect some of the designs are perhaps too staid and main...
Trombone points to France or other European.
D'Orlan is very collected here.
8 is indeed Damascene, from Toledo, 1960s ish. 4 might be Beaujewels from that back.
It's definitely a gondola. Salt makes sense.
Yup!
Thirded on bell push with those connections.
I'm not seing Moser quality on that cameo, I'm afraid. And the other decor isn't complex enough.
Porcelain by the look of it. Decorated to emulate cloisonne.
I'll have a look once you get them psted, I've some decent references on British studio pottery.
It doesn't actually make much difference on value. Normally, glasses like this are a few pounds or dollars. The unsual thing with yours is that...
It does, doesn't it.
These flower enamelled pieces were made in Bohemia/Czechoslovakia as well as on Murano and in other parts of Italy. They stil are. Supposedly, you...
It's reall good quality. They went bust in the late 90s, from memory....
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