Hm. Belgian possibly.
They do like pretty china. Old country roses sells incredibly well there.
I’ll pinch the photos and see what I can do.
Charlie, try the British studio pottery mystery marks group on Facebook. I’m not convinced it’s british, but they’re excellent.
Or Bulgarian maybe.
I’d think the diamonds are twenties ish. Nice pale amethyst. That’s a good clasp on those pearls, Victorian so they’re at least cultured possibly...
We’d like to see your bling, please!
You’re most welcome.
That peacock chair cushion looks fabulous. I had dyed red rabbit fur earmuffs and a hand muff as a child. Loved them.
I tend to associate good mixed metal work and carp with Japan. And also, that colour. Lovely thing.
Oh there you go, she tagged me just as I was typing! There’s an awful lot of our stuff which doesn’t have full hallmarks. It’s really only from...
Brit here. 9ct is a very very common marking on small gold things, from about the late nineteenth up until after the second war. To my eye, the...
Serendipity!
Could be, and it’s got squished at some point. The hands have no wicks. ;) It is indeed what we do, and what we can. And yes, I didn’t have any...
How funny, I bought butter spreaders with that mark yesterday. I’d totally forgotten who the mark was, so that’s saved me some effort.
I have two jars, exactly that same green cloisonné. Bought new in Hong Kong in about 1987. Lovely colour.
I think Russian sword belt slide was one of the options I saw? Little local retro fair find, piddled with rain so no car boot today. Only a fiver,...
I buy the oddest things. Any idea what this is? I can't decide if its pre Columbian or just common mediaeval as we get here, Triangular profile,...
It's been converted from something, I reckon. Nearest match is a Russian sword guard. Thoughts folks? [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Yup, and their contracts specifically say that. I sold some odds and ends through Roseberys and Tooveys. Both highly reputable. Both use yellow...
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