I've had that and there's a hack to get them going again if you want to try and retrieve anything.
The centre is a tughra.
Inca, shminca. ;) Yeah, I'm confused as ever!
It does, and I agree there's very little on this.
I'ce always thought of these as being those stylised feathered birds tails - Inca.
Presume you've tried the Porcelain Facebook group?
Thirded.
That gets you blocked. Cheryl has contributed vast amounts of time, effort and expertise to this board for many years. Your comment shows...
I was staring at the Norman Keep and church, thinking where in the UK was it. ;) Shows how many we have.
I hope to hell that Cheryl isn't gone. :(
It's really well made too.
Yes, it could well still be rolled gold. And looking again, I think early twentieth to 20s. Nice piece.
Yup, bad terminology on my part! Interesting that it has a "19th C" clasp. Has to be based on something.
This is mine: [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
WHat type of phone was it?
I'd have said the earlier date, 30s or older, rather than 50s. Probably rolled gold - I presume you don't have a photo of the back?
Oh, that's a very fine thing.
Coat is over in my storage unit, I shall get a photo next time I'm over! I bought it at a local aution for a couple of quid. Cost a fortune to get...
I do still think it's earlier than the 90s. Too well made for the later very mass market. And if that's a real silk lining, that points to better...
The brooch is one of those ancient and museum replica jobs. Saint something rather than Stella. CAn't for the life of me remember who it is.
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