Hm. Toothbrushes and tooth powder?
You're most welcome. Fascinating things.
The bangle you both like is, of all things, Brooks and Bentley. It fits really well. Back of the top one is a sort of book chain. Goes rather well...
Yup, what you said. I sold some of my own SF and fantasy stuff on Ebay a fair while back. The trick is the keywords. There are some specialist...
Hm. From the script and language alone, I'd think 18th C. The paper is also a clue, but that's not my field.
It's a pendant, carnelian beads and I suspect real pearls. Not marked, but I bet silver.
Oh, mega thanks sis. I'd tried assorted combinations.
Yup, that was what made me snatch it. ;) It's 900 silver too. I do think that clasp logo must mean something.
Anyone recognise this one? The well itself is nice flow blue china. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Does anyone recognise the logo on the clasp of the pearls please? It does say PAT. Brooch is another one from the clever fellow who misses...
And the other bits. Black necklace is silver, one whole pound. The bloke who sold me the crystal one is normally overpriced. He missed the clasp....
Let's start with brooches, shall we? Trombone clasp is silver, 925 mark tiny. The Travilla came from someone who has a ton of her grandmother's...
It's old Hoch Deutsch script. Rechnung means bill or invoice, they're all basically types of business correspondence. They also look to be land...
The SF and fantasy people would love that.
And not everyone took Amex, which is still the case in Europe. The Visa and Mastercard branding of backbone networks didn't appear till much...
I'd use a Sunshine cloth, nothing more. @Any Jewelry
It's the potato farls I love, they do so soak up all the bacon fat.
Urg. Sellers who claim everything is Seguso or Flavio Poli! They're not even geodes... Ambles off muttering.
Not Japanese, the base is wrong. Might be Italian, but I'm leaning to Czech.
The shape and rigaree and even colours on yours are typically Empoli, but the cameo isn't of course. Oddly, the gilding is more Bohemian in style....
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