I’ve seen a fair few things made up from nice old buttons.
True, I’d not spotted that, although they might be added. It’s certainly twenties revival I’d think. A stomacher type necklace. Or remnant thereof.
My decent find was a copy of Godden’s European Porcelain for one whole pound. That, the Neiger Beads and the big Whitefriars lump.
Stupid o’clock and silly o’clock are veddy Brit.
I reckon you’ve three marriages there. The band is older, I agree with aj on that. I think the stone set part was a button. And someone added in...
I’ll lay odds thats Neiger.
Heh, yes, Someone did. I’ve seen these attributed to Haskell but nothing definitive. They’re really nicely made.
Butterscotch amber is crazy expensive.
Oh hell, I forgot me L. One of of other favourite acronyms is one used in my IT industry. RTFM.
I’d agree on a missing strand. Nice beads.
Cerium oxide is often sold as a paste. It’s meant for removing fine scratches from glass and so forth. You can get it on Amazon. My dad used...
I have, cerium oxide to remove scratches. Or barkeepers friend.
Ah, but that doesn’t do fabric, which is what the wondrous Vanish does.
As Someone here knows, I had a little sort of the Hoard and actually sold some bits. Holy cow. Basically, spares/repair stuff and bits I'd picked...
Nah, no ankle biters, I’m just yer typical Londoner!
Neiger! Or at least, the double pyramid ones definitely, and the remainder almost certainly. There’s some unmistakable shapes in there. I’d...
Mine too, and classic art deco. They’re in perfect condition too. And we know what they are don’t we. ;)
Nearly nearly stayed in bed. It was dark and cold and dark and drizzling and cold and dark. This was on the one pound table, same Blokes who...
SIL for silver was used in the U.K. and our colonies, like Australia. I did wonder if it said YEI. I’ve a very similar brooch, can’t recall if...
That split is generally twenties into thirties, which fits the glass style.
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