You got Whitefriars (cant' get that here for love or money) but I blind-lucked into Caithness. Not worth much, but it cost about the same as a cup...
The only Napier I know anything about was a costume jewelry company.
The earrings and tower brooch do look like 80s artisan. Not a clue whodunnit.
Bingo! Knew I was seeing coin silver flatware. Mr Nate made a profit on this one!
Definitely unusual.
The name looks like Napier.
I"m weird; I want to put mud cloth on that something fierce. In a room with brightly colored walls..bingo.
J might be a 50/50 split - I want to see what he got.
Or more likely buried to keep it away from the Nazis.
I'd have said a sleeping cat - children don't have claws, but cats don't eat popsicles.
19th century from the marks, just don't as me to read them, but DANG someone didn't treat it kindly.
Greetings! The real coin guys are on the Cointalk side of the board. We Antiquers talk everything, including some coins once in a while.
Could easily be and... dead modern.
One guess where my brain went - 6 and 9 ... (baaad Ruthie)
I like the skeevy look on the "baby's" face. Wouldn't be my first choice to hang in my house though, or even close.
H,G, I, D C F is a no-hoper and A is hopeless. I already know what J is, so it's a nope. B&E aren't singing at me either.
((fingers crossed))
The two squid ring? Something in the enamel design? (of an adult nature?)
I"d only use that test on broken materials, and then wouldn't need it because breaks usually tell the tale.
I hit four tag sales today, including one that was actually a local antique/cleanout dude cleaning out. SPent under $50 and actually upcharged...
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