I like those ones with the X overlay.
I’d think sometime from the 1850s on, it’s high Victorian. Went out of fashion in the early twentieth. Metal work would have been made in...
Jardiniere rather than a vase.
The earring has been located, praise be, a Hong Kong necklace was way too friendly with it.
Late nineteenth, and I’d suspect Austrian or German.
Earrings look carnelian. I’ve got that owl ring. Bangle looks deco and very nice. While we’re talking silver, can someone please tell me where...
I agree, that snake looks like a cracking good Victorian one. The brooch looks good too.
Where the devil did weevil come from! Yes, it’s choker length and too short for a headband. Given it was messed up in a box of nonsense, the...
The choker is tiny, and on moire silk. I suspect early twentieth or weevil late nineteenth. Bag probably twenties. yup, bit pleased.
Stourbridge made, that is, and yes, dolphins.
Mix of moss and banded to my eye.
I did that in lockdown. I honestly have things which I swear teleported in.
I'd bought a super glass jug and a lovely bit of Hutschenreuth for a few quid. These were one whole pound. For BOTH. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]...
I’ve a fair few similar ones.
Show us the rest!
Crocuses.
Yup, those are fifties or sixties clip backs.
Simulants! sodding auto correct.
The colour is spot on. It used to be thought that Georgian colours were muted, until some house paint archaeology debunked that. They loved bright.
Those souvenir older brooches are often silver, even if lower grade and the bar looks if too. The flower looks pot metal. As bronwen said, it’s...
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