If the ship was full of trade goods and wrecked that close to shore, there would be a kajillion pieces scattered pillar to post.
I'd say someone went beachcombing and found these bits. Pottery shards are like dollar bills - not worth enough to bother faking them.
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That's a magic name where I come from! Enamel predecessor of Catherine Popesco. I've heard the name but never seen a piece in person. As for...
Well we antiques lovers do tend to be a nosey bunch!
Yeppers. Can we see the whole thing? A lot of jobbers are never named; you'd need to get into a directory of goldsmiths to find out whodunnit....
Useful critter if not valuable; that formica top is out of style, but it's tough and waterproof. Perfect kid desk! If you're selling I'd do it...
Certainly possible. If you're selling it, I'd call it Korean War era if you need a label to hang on it. Too late for WWII and too early for the...
I wonder what that makes Bronwen; she's an expert in cameos! :smuggrin::smuggrin::smuggrin::smuggrin::smuggrin:
This is the stuff that I bought on Thursday and sold on Friday. The box I still have; one of my cousins is getting it for Christmas. (this was...
May you find a pile. I loaded up today on odds and ends, no end too odd.
I just bought a cut steel bead purse this morning, as a matter of fact. I'm still keeping my eyes peeled for Vauxhall glass, something Americans...
I know not a lot about British pottery, but the one with the angel on the back has my nose twitching. That Carlton Ware lettuce leaf would be...
I'd be after the Rainwater book. (and willing to pay postage of course.)
They're too bitty for me to reuse, so I'll let the others fight it out.(LOL)
Or red spinel; the "Black Prince's Ruby" is a big red spinel. https://www.gia.edu/spinel-quality-factor
I was thinking bosun's pipes, but I'm weird.
Probably - but you can do what you want with it now.
Those spool turnings on the side were a hot "thing" in the 1890s until a few years before WWI.
That's what I was thinking too. It looks like something from the 70s or 80s.
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