Most page turners, or those described as such, are actually page breakers.
Certainly silver. I’ve a double bird one very like that, I’ve surmised Scandinavian origin. and there’s nowt wrong with it.
I’ve a wonderful local chap who owns a bakery, I can smell it from the house. Polish sourdough.
Label looks Italian.
It’s forties into fifties ish.
Squished, gently rolled over the painting.
Old glass decorated with 925 silver and amber. (Bernstein is tree stone, the German word for amber.) that’s a summary, the rest of the...
Stale white bread is the best cleaner.
I’ve got that one, Debora.
I had blue ones, those look right.
LAPADA members are usually ok, and you’ve redress. if you can, have a mooch round the British museum, museum of London or some of our other...
Yes, as soon as Davey said Cervantes, I went D’uh! The silver tone pendant is interesting, the construction looks very similar. No sign mine...
Agreed on date.
This is when I wish my Pa was still around, he worked in the print and packaging trade! I think we called that compressed board.
I’m with aj, that doesn’t look Dutch to me. I think it’s Chinese.
Do not clean that with anything more than a soft brush.
I’d agree on reputable auction houses, not necessarily the big boys, some smaller ones like Roseberys are decent. There used to be a retailer...
hm. Good point, they wouldn’t.
Agreed, that’s the Staffordshire knot for 1888.
I don’t think this one is actually sprigged though, I think it’s sprig moulded. All one piece, made to look sprigged.
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