If you’re on facebook, try the Potty British pottery and porcelain group, someone will know just from that number.
I’d have said a Sorrento inlay and Florentine leather.
It’s probably Welz. Between the wars. and yes it will say Czechoslovakia.
I was rather impressed when we had recent cause to call an ambulance. The EMTs had full access to medical records using their tablet.
Our medical records are all online and can be seen through an app.
It’s a British hallmark, me dear. It would be an import mark if it were Kohle.
Thirded. Sold by a fair few supermarkets now.
Exactly my thinking, they’re higher end fixings.
The colours and style fit with 1989 too. I wish I could see that sponsor mark better.
As aj said, yes, it’s about that construction and closed back. And looking at it again, it’s also better made too.
Aha. I’ll go earlier then, Georgian.
Can you get a photo of the back of that ring setting please?
My first thought was suffragette too. I’d think Edwardian.
It does indeed make you wonder.
Hirschfeld is an Ashkenazi Jewish surname.
That looks royal Doulton and someone added the base.
She’s got that genuine slightly primitive look which is tricky to fake.
I’d think mid nineteenth. She’s in lovely condition.
Oh bother, I’ve now got the book equivalent of an ear worm. A children’s book, where a child gets a refurbished sledge for Christmas, complete...
It’s fine, it’s Amber. I’ve several like this, they’re basically polished large chips. That strand would be twenty to thirty pounds here.
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