Made on Malta, silver plate.
They certainly have a premium over ordinary Georgian spoons. Not as high as Hestere, but pretty good.
Oh charlie, that's awful. :(
Live steam is still a huge thing here. I've done steam on the Met. Fabulous. Charlie, it was a three part divided KPM porcelain dish. Mama used...
@antidiem - yes, half seed pearls and a wee ruby cabouchon. There's not actually much missing. A little bit of the blue enamel.
I am drooling. Not the original box, but who cares.
The East never used Germany, as far as I know, but rather DDR. I'm trying to think if I've ever seen anything with East Germany on. Don't think so.
I like the idea of the back being engraved. Hang on, Louping now. Hm. I've stared at the back, and it's actually glass, or something very clear,...
Hm....
Might be Spanish or perhaps French. The colour combo is called Georges Sand. Much French glass was made in it.
I'd think around that A&C period. The stone isn't glass, not quite sure what it is though. The locket, I suspect is early. As in late Georgian. I...
I actually bought the sautoir at auction. Seller thought Czech, it could be. The little "locket" doesn't open and is on a ridiculous modern chain....
Hm. Rocks look right for Costa Brava, don't they. You've got me torn now, between a bad ITALY mark and someone like Buxo Pais.
I've had similar. Modern made in China, nowt wrong with that.
I agree it's not new. I don't think Kralik or similar though: the tadpoles/peacock trails haven't enough finesse, if that makes sense. Handle is...
Growing up in a house where OLd Stuff was the norm. You couldn't buy new furniture much when my parents got married, and anyhow, they liked old. I...
I think it says Fozza. Are you thinking Tossa, Catalunya?
Basically, it's an affectionate Brit term for someone who's being amusingly silly. ;) Germany shows up on sixties pieces quite often. It will...
Yup, the band is also stamped 9 ct. It may well be pre WW2: the use of just 9ct is uncommon after. I suspect the full mark may be 9ct SIL . Front...
Sizer is British with that 9 ct.
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