Yup, cheese and 70s. Wedding gifts, often.
I bet that was a hobby painter and those are their stylised initials.
I've a smoky quartz cocktail ring, also my mama's. I do wear it.
80s is a good thought. That colour combo and the overall style was a thing.
Could be, given the screw fittings. My caveat is always just how much was made in WW2.
Clasp is recent and I think that sort of ying yang centre is as well.
I'd think Edwardian. Nice job.
It's absolutely a Brown Betty, that. We don't really use redware as a term here that much. Not a lot of value but makes excellent tea. NO TEA...
1950s. I'd vinegar that.
Pyrennean male dress to my eye. https://www.alamy.com/traditional-ansotano-clothing-festival-in-pyrenees-jacetania-huesca-image61343159.html
May not be a knight, that's also used as a regimental crest.
It's those panels - the non floral ones. They look Japanese ish to my eye. So too the handle and shape.
Those light grounds are usually later, yes, sixties ish.
My Pa met her. Held the door open for her as she was leaving Harrods. He also, as a boy, met Marconi, who gave him half a crown.
I've got some of that stuff they're showing. I'm boggled at the prices.
Vintage jewellery rental, would you believe. https://rental.francescaelliott.com/vintage-jewellery-subscription Or, you just buy a box a month....
That's before QM popped her clogs though.
That once had a hinge clasp. Overpriced, I'd say.
Yup, they absolutely did.
The fact you've a set of six will be a major point. I'd sell those as singles with options for more, if that makes sense.
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