Old Tupton Ware is still made, it’s fairly modern giftware. I like it: designs are good and it’s well made. I often like it better than some...
I suspect late seventies or early eighties costume. I’ve very similar chokers, that whole Diana thing.
If it’s Italian, then possibly an Empoli maker.
Oh, Cheryl that’s lovely. Thank you. It does seem to support the idea that the stopper on that other one isn’t right. I seem to have bought a...
And thank you again, I was being too complex on my search terms I think. @sassafras , cheers! That’s a fair old price. Mine was a cup of coffee...
I love that little reticule. Someone made that in the late nineteenth or early twentieth century.
Oh, and @TallCakes how on earth did you find that? I’m not convinced on the stopper on that one, lovely as it is. anyone got a worthpoint sub...
It is indeed a rabbit hole and rather a British one! The lovely Charles Hajdamach devoted a whole page in his 20th Century Glass book to the...
This is the Ravenhead one. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/225767930764 Also made by lasisepat of Finland. Good discussion if these here....
The smaller one was made by a couple of Scandinavian designers and also by Ravenhead. Flair, from memory, but I need to check. Or is it Cactus.
Me either. The style is facon de Venise.
Gawd, I’d have grabbed those based purely on the quality of the cameo carving. The left two are Ceres, I believe. Where’s @Bronwen
I think that’s old. Are those white dots in the glass or are they enamel?
I’ve not, good thought.
Holy hell, that’s spot on. I can’t for the life of me work out how they did it. And yes, the internal area is the shape of the wine glass bowl and...
Yup, the “stem” and “foot” and just coloured inclusion. It’s the oddest thing.
And that’s another possibility!
I think they may not be glass. I’d be testing anyhow. The back looks rolled gold and the setting might actually be silver.
Do I have your attention? ;) This is an odd thing. About four inches tall, absolutely lovely quality. Hole in the top so maybe it had a stopper,...
Actually, so does the blue enamelled one too.
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