Indeed!
I do love the fact that sunflower in Italian, French and Spanish is represented by words meaning move to the sun.
And also. https://www.divine-style-french-antiques.com/jean-painleve-jewellery-of-seahorses-and-cinema/
Yup, fabulous gift. I’d not come across the designer before, so it’s given me another wish list. Oh dear. I’m doomed. He’s really interesting...
Might be Portugal.
Karma. I think I told the story of grabbing someone who sells jewellery and pointing her at a MASSIVE table of good stuff after I'd rummaged. The...
This is the swivel one, Victorian again. Would have had something over the fabric. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
From memory, it was a British retail company called Past Times. I can’t recall where they were made though. (French?)
Not Maltese, the base is all wrong, and texture isn’t a thing there, but absolutely the Maltese colour palette. I’ll believe it’s Czech. My other...
I’ve got a few of these. Sometimes another deer, sometimes a tree. I’ll fish a photo out, picked up a swivel one last week.
I bought one of these new for a friend in the nineties.
925 as a mark has been around for a century or more. I’d agree this is recent, and India is a good bet. Lovely colour.
The Roman pottery looks right and the locations would match. The Fernie label looks like a Victorian accession label. I’m not at all sure on the...
Try dudson.
The “coral” will be twenties into early thirties at the very latest. It was fashionable to use the French spelling.
Not exactly a freebie but the scouts were running a tombola at my car boot sale. I bought five quids worth of tickets and won six prizes,...
There is indeed, that bow and the ball edging. My brain has forgotten the proper term. There’s some art deco overlaying the Victorian influence,...
Me too.
Twenties into thirties back, and for a watch usually.
You need a UV torch. Some might well be the real thing.
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