The first pendant may be uranium glass. Have you tried UV light on it?
Or a 25th (silver) wedding anniversary?
I had that thought right off too.
As a backward American, my eyes glaze over when I see measurements in metric. So it's about half the size of a full-size ewer. Suppose creamer...
Looks like the ewer from a wash basin set.
The blue blobs may be meant for wings & the figure a cherub.
The operative word is 'gently'. I would not push you to do something you have been advised against by someone whose opinion you respect, I'll...
It does have the appearance of angel skin color, which is a pale shade of red coral, not a different variety of coral. The tooth test: pearls...
Or later. Maybe another member will remember better than I do when torchieres became the hot thing in lighting. It was a definite fad.
Quality appears very high & condition is good, but have to think it would sell for less than this equestrian group....
That's an interesting thought. She looks unhappy enough to be the pursued nymph. Odds are the designer didn't have this in mind, but you never...
That's it. Couldn't quite place him. The flying insects intrigue me. Don't know how they fit the theme.
So glad to have the start of your return. I'm sure Antiquers is not the only thing in your life that has been on hold. Some people evaporate...
I would call it Mediterranean blue.
Sash buckle, I would think. Very pretty.
I'm not sure there's a narrative that goes with this, but the images all suggest lust & debauchery. Figure at the back, under the tree looks like...
I would think in large part due to its being on a large object, instead of on the pin stem of a brooch, for example.
Think it's olivulp & probably olive oil. Other has something to do with thistles? More oil, I think. Kind of looks like a mortar of sorts....
Think the pitcher pictured says 'VINEGAR', so other one is probably oil.
Agree with AJ that it looks more like amber (scrambled egg?) than anything in the quartz family, like agate or jasper.
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