Try Coalport, from memory. They did a sprigged green like this. Or is it Copeland who did it. Made till quite recently, let me go ferret in my...
It’s got a fine patina of old nicotine, I reckon.
Oh, thank you! I'd thought Coro, as I've some others like it. I don't think I knew Lisner used that dangle too.
This was last weekend. I'm selling it. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
And those beads were fifty pence a pop. More Windsor haul: [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
And then ANOTHER table top sale on the Wednesday. Oh, and a superior sausage sandwich in the Windsor farm shop. Silver brooch was a couple of...
And then, Bank Holiday Monday booty. All these were a quid each - well, the amethyst was a freebie. Lovely girl I've chummed up with a bit had...
And moving on to the car boot the next day. Lovely lad clearing out someone's costume jools shop insanely cheap. The bangles were a fiver in...
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Ok, from the top. Let's start with the table top indoor sale, eh? Clever Bloke who didn't think the brooch...
Honking great big heavy well made and worked glass ones. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Got your attention? Strange mix, these. Some carnelian, carved stone, bone or something skulls and some nice glass. They look as though they...
Not ashtrays, little offering dishes for a Hindu home shrine.
That’s gonna want a litre of Fairy.
Might be mid 19th even. I suspect he’s German or Austrian, doing Italian renaissance. Stick him in the shower!
I’m in the U.K. Sadly, these have not a lot of value here. Maybe twenty pounds on a good day. Missing the teapot won’t help.
There’s a Facebook group for Trifari. Might be worth a pop.
Need a thread for that millefiori with the usual ask for shots against a nice plain background please!
Agreed on all counts.
Most Victorian silver brooches aren’t marked.
Late nineteenth and almost certainly silver.
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