I almost like it, but like what's on the back better. (I'm weird.)
I'd really want to fix up that neglige pendant so I could wear it; Belle Epoque jewelry is my downfall. The sapphire got where it is because...
Fake leg irons etc turn up regularly. I can't ever recall seeing a single box the real deal came in, and there's no way those could be faked. WOOT!
I'd rather find the Djokja silver if finding stuff to resell. Or to hoard. :p:p:p
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It was made after 1815 in the UK; that's an 1850-ish to 1883 era British Registry mark. (essentially a design copyright) It looks like it was...
Could well be. I've been fooled before, but it wouldn't surprise me.
The green looks fine. For the pin the bead is fine, but I'd be looking for something longer and metallic. It's a very 80s pin and the round bead...
I see what looks like a messy 585 mark on the pin stem, aka 14k.
Not quite the OP's but close enough.
I'm seeing ivory too, although tagua nut is possible too. I pick up some ivory when I find it, if the design is good, but not to resell.
I wouldn't know Debenham's if I tripped on it, but if they were a place to score green goldstone I like them!
Also dead easy to photograph and ship.
The horizontal pieces across the back are 1960s or later, but the original painting..no clue.
Even if a little smooshed, they won't survive contact with the buffet line!
It probably had a paper label that washed off.
Green, brown and blue goldstone glass in the same vase. Nice!
Tiffin...just goes to show you never can tell. Someone walked in needing a vase, and there it sat. I bought clear glass today myself...a...
Too late now.(sigh) I hope, if they were real, someone made off with them. If I'd bought them they would have been copies.
Same here, but then I don't trust the USPS with fragile stuff. You have to pack to withstand a nuclear attack, and the margins aren't there unless...
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