Beat me to it. Absolutely Caithness, came in other colours.
Blue opaline or opalite glass.
You can’t, in law, describe it as gold or silver unless it’s appropriately marked, even if tested. You can use a term like tests as but you still...
Yes, that’s a rigaree trail. Original and contemporaneous. Might be English, but French milk glass can be that lovely deep blue.
I think you’re both right, and it makes the safety chain right, too.
Kyra, it’s not gritty, it’s smooth and cold. I can’t get it right on the photos, but it’s definitely glass not shell, and it’s got that bluish...
I think he may have scratched it. But it shows gold colour underneath. Who knows! I thought that was letters on the pin too, it isn’t. aj, I...
It's coffee, rather than tea, by the way.
Did my little table top again yesterday. Nice rose gold stick pin. Five quid. And a HUGE brooch which was not cheap. Dealer who sold me it is a...
I’ve lost some more bags, did anyone find them?
I’ll go with Cheryl on this, she’s usually the maven! Let me go check Jackson’s…. And I should have said commemorative mark rather than duty, agreed.
I’ve seen missing assay office marks before now. I don’t think the London l is the right cartouche shape? There were usually monarch heads in...
Wear marked? Grubby?
It isn’t a one, it’s a lower case L. Cartouche shape is Birmingham, and the duty head is George V for 1910, his accession year.
Hm…, North African? @Any Jewelry
Magic things, sunshines.
Or possibly Austria. That general area.
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