He's well known for butterfly wing, too.
With the subject matter, probably, but there's older UK stuff that is only marked Sterling. Mott did that, for one.
I think Johnny is right. Decent modern Asian on the stripy.
I do tend to find things I've no memory of buying. I think they warp in from another dimension. Like homing aliens. Hamsa had NOT ocurred to me....
Mm, fair point.
First isn't a mark, it's just how the core has settled.
Degas prints.
That's a sugar bowl. Way too late to be a handless cup.
I know the scarab is real, but not a lot more. They do look evil eye, don't they. I'd assumed Egyptian.
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THIRTEEN? Heaven.
I use proper cleansing solution. Fairy foams it too much and doesn't seem to take the crud off. If you do it a few times, you'll probably find a...
Something in my head thinks this had a rouge related to glass polishing.
The Hoard contains something similar. I wonder where.....
Flaming hell, girl, you're on a roll.
I'd dangle the cruddy bits in my ultrasound bath, being careful not to wet the amber.
I'm inclined to 19th C. It's about five or six inches. And thanks, aj!
I've also seen similar for brewing. SG indeed.
I quite often buy tat to try to research it. Sometimes, it then morphs into not-tat.
Thanks aj! Visions of some Edwardian traveller bringing it back. ;)
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