Indeed it is. And they started with jools.
The Lalique was a nice seller at an indoor car boot sale. She wanted 30, I asked for best, she said 20. Quid, rather than pennies, but still a...
The technique is cannetile. Probably a carnelian stone. Very nice. @Any Jewelry
The ones exported here had English labels and tags.
I suspect a very very talented hobby carpenter made that. And took months over it.
Hnh. It's the spit image of the Whitefriars one.
Unless I get to a charity shop by Saturday. Nice Victorian brooch, cracked but for a few quid, do I care. I do like these French souvenir...
I'd be very interested to see it!
8210. ;) That's someone's early mark below it, let me think.
I've my grandfather's Waterman somewhere. Do like this: [IMG]
I'd be surprised if it's plastic, given the quality and design. Poured glass is a thing. The back looks relatively late, 60s or after. Will is...
it may be the finding maker.
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That painting is very Beryl Cook. If you like your laughing rabbit, have a look at the Rosenthal ones designed by Max Fritz.
Screams 50s or 60s. I thought Coro or similar too.
I'm rather partial to Monart and Ysart.
I'm obsessed and infested with it. Love the stuff.
Yup, me too.
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