I’ve seen quite a few earrings repurposed as rings. A friend had a pair of gold and diamond rings which has started life as her grandmother’s. Two...
I’m with Polish Amber on that one, I’ve seen similar.
I bet that started as an earring.
That’s a pig. Look at its wee face and hooves. And the curly tail. absolutely pepper.
That’s absolutely a replacement bowl, would have been a nice handblown one. I buy them whenever I see them. That Dutch one, to my eye, has quite...
Our mahogany was generally Caribbean. We did bun feet, no feet and little ivory feet, and even sometimes ormolu. These are a couple I've had....
MAde to a very British design, so a legacy of empire.
The date letter is badly struck on thin silver. I’d agree on 1886. Typical little sentimental piece. You must wear it points up or the luck falls...
Aj, why do you think Dutch? It looks a typical Georgian British one to me.
Aj is spot on. Carved resin Celtic.
There’s a Facebook group for British mystery marks and a separate USA one too. Both good.
Bradford Exchange or Franklin mint. Need I say more?
I bought a lovely Pearl and Opal ring in a pawn shop years ago. Asked very nicely if it as their best price, and the chap said of course he could...
Where was it found please?
Don’t get me started on google lens and AI. Isle of Wight glass, which his father founded, has a long history of superb iridescent and petrol...
It’s absolutely British, and he’s a very very good glassmaker too. There’s a long family history of it.
Blimey, that’s a low reserve.
Bohemian, fairly recent from the shape.
I do love the imagery on those cookery books.
Yup, yummyness like aioli.
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