20s, I bet and to coincide with the Tut revival. Does look like a proper scarab.
That's really useful, Cheryl. I'm going to speculate a bit here. ;) He's talking about non jewellery yes? I've seen older stuff with proper...
I'll fish the bible out and check those decorator marks. Yes, 737 is the shape. That main mark is a bit odd, but looks like a variant on the...
I went to the Chihuly exhibition at Kew Gardens a few years back. Utterly astonishing.
I've found the particular shaped one I had in mind, let me see if I can get some kind of photo. Annoyingly, I don't have a photo of the back of...
When you've seen a thing, and speak French. ;) xxx!
I don't think it's Neiger. I do think it's fabulous, and Someone here will covet it. ;)
I have a Steiff baby seal. The plush on yours looks identical.
Trefoil is also good! I've either had or have a brooch with that plaque on it.... hm. Hoard hunt time.
Interesting. That's a very Japanese style with that chrome yellow and cherry bloosom.
Aurrilac France.
I'm going to throw a spanner in here. ;) Foreign was also used after WW2. Not just Germany but also Japan and other Axis nations. That almost...
Phroaar, that's super. Agree with aj on age and where it's from. Someone brought those back home.
I'd think it could. I don't think it's worth the cost of replacing it in terms of sales value.
Many years ago, I worked near the Whitbread Brewery in the City. They kept dray horses, mostly greys. I'd take carrier bags of my windfall apples...
I looked in Godden and totally missed that.
Miight be slightly later into seventies, going purely on the style of some rings I've got.
Gold washed Chinese export silver. Between the wars or earlier. I do think it's ivory, I can see cross hatching. Lovely thing.
I don't know Ciner that well, but that thing is Mughal in style.
It's not an import mark. I'll lay odds it's either a retailer or for want of a better word, a brand name. Some silversmiths worked in alliances or...
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