I wondered belt buckle. Or part of a much larger necklace.
I ought to know this one... help! The tongue just says METAL. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Hm. Nice watercolour of a beached ship. Siggie looks like David Stuart, but I can't find him and I'm too cheap to pay for access to sites! I'd...
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Anyhoo, as I've often said, I'm getting a T shirt with...
I don't think that started out as a brooch. I reckon part of a much larger piece.
Those look good to me.
I’ve got a small older pendant which is simply signed with a joined NR. Let me see if I can find it.
Nina Ricci, I think.
It’s very much in the tradition and style of our thirties and forties theatre poster art. I’ve rather a lot of that. I suspect it came from a...
Yes, Germany.
I’d have grabbed that too.
Early twentieth, brushed gilded brass.
The German for seagull is Mowe. I’ve a vague memory of a shop with that name.
The Longines is decent.
I’ve been to Hemet.
I knew what you meant! ;) Gold plated usually. They certainly copied some Dallas stuff.
I’ve several pieces by them, it’s very nice quality stuff.
Black headed gull. I’ve a lot of Rosenthal, never seen that overstamp. I suspect a retailer.
Attwood and Sawyer. Decent costume brand. Started in the fifties. Not cheap .
The locks date between 1871 and 1901, which fits the style. Those exact locks occur on many Gillow desks, including kidney ones. Johnny, why do...
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