Agreed it’s very recent.
It’s absolutely glass. There’s some astonishing gilded bohemian stuff.
Greek jewellery using mixed metals is often marked 925 and 585, and as Debora says, those are Greek alphabet. It’s also typical of modern Greek...
Most welcome. That’s a nice thing.
It’s European with that 585. I’d suspect Greek.
Sappharine.
Yes, indeedy. Lovely lovely pottery, I’d have bought it chipped even.
Agreed, late nineteenth. And despite that eBay seller, it’s Bohemian. ;)
We had dress clips here into the fifties especially duette style.
Try Riedel.
Absolutely orrefors, that Of is a common abbreviation on small pieces.
You see the same rather fantasy images on early depictions of things like camels and exotic creatures. And indeed proper horse depiction with true...
The post hole and screw are to secure the glass base.
Base shots of both parts please and also top down ones.
My first thought was she’ll, too.
One clue is that the butterfly isn’t that correct in terms of lepidoptary. Accuracy depended on preserving specimens initially and then later...
Hm. None of my rolling pins have ever had ball bearing rolling handles.
Crackled gilded glass. I’ve seen it.
And that’s a modern clasp.
I’d look at Egermann.
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