I was about to say Scheurich. That glaze is typical.
The numbering style and colour is a clue. I've had similar and I'm trying to recall who made them.
NAh, it's cos she and me are wrong side of t'pond.
I bet that had a glass top. Aluminium would be light, not heavy. Might be some kind of spelter: what colour does it look under that paint?
Hm. I wonder if it's Barolac.
I am, I think older.
I've had some of the Rowland Ward Kenya and Safari. The engraving style is quite different from these, more fluid and flowing. Much more...
Yup, I'd say so. The style fits too as does hinge and clasp.
I have some little schnapps glasses with those hunting type scenes. Identified as from Theresienthal. 19thC.
My mama used to wear her real pearls round the house to revitalise them.
The use of the French spelling was common between the wars on many Czech items. It was seen as upmarket.
I agree on those pendants being between the wars Czech/Bohemian. That triptych locket does look Victorian, as does the stone set one.Square brooch...
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When I've suggested olive oil, one or two people have said it goes rancid. I've never ever had that with olive oil. Nose and forehead works.
I use olive, but others disagree. The merest smear. Or rub it against your skin or hair.
I think this is what @evelyb30 calls random dyed rock. Lovely colour.
Older Venetian beads. Nice.
I thought that too. I also think it's fairly recent giftware.
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I'd think mid to late 19th, absolutely marble and genuine.
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