That, and clear glass is a nightmare. Simona, you need a bit of unglazed white ceramic like the underside of a loo cistern lid. If you very...
I think that’s a woven repro. It’s nowhere near fine enough, or with enough colour and stitch variations.
I do love me a bit of Worcester blush.
I’ve got 925 stuff bought in the seventies here. And it goes way back before that.
Looks like a stylised E J.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/languages/yoursay/weird_words/russian/waterloo_and_vauxhall_vauxhall.shtml#:~:text=So%20vokzal%20to%20this%20day%20means%20ra...
Yes, thats my thought, thirties.
Which reminds me of the reason the Russian word for railway station is what it is.
I think earlier, and Czech.
Ooh, do I need to go eBay fishing?
Oho, there’s some very similar ones on those links. The face ones are fabulous.
I don’t think so, the colour seems solid. I can’t capture it with the camera, but it goes through, if that makes sense.
Ah, well, I’m going to disagree on the bishop thing. ;) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monsignor Bishops and Monsignors are different animals...
Oojamaflip. Doodah.
I think more likely to be Monsignor, which is a weird catholic rank.
What’s the actual length please? My gut feel is thirties into forties, the style would fit the fashion.
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I'm rather fond of HK plastic jewellery, it seems to follow me home.
Hmmmmm…. That base has a bit of a Perth look, but I’d expect a Ysart to be better quality and to have a Y cane.
Aventurine quartz makes sense. The ones which look Neiger are plastic, would you believe, with a Hong Kong tag!
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