Hm. I'm thinking maybe New Hall. Agree on tea bowl saucer.
The group company name is Durand, the range is Luminarc.
I'd say not amber, you're seeing the reflection as aj says, not diffusion.
It's absolutely a tea caddy, probably 30s. Original paint.
I think he's Japanese. He has that Ghibli look of their legends.
Luminarc is low end mass market, Cristal d'Arques higher end marketing.
Nope. I'd have said so explicitly with a suggested technique. This stuff is brilliant, I know people who've used it on designer leather bags.
Eh? It's a genuine product, I buy it on Amazon UK. Brillant....
There's some stuff you can buy here called Elbow Grease, that would do it.
The beads are certainly ancient. As in thousands. The bell might be a bit newer, maybe a few hundred years old. I can't decide on that.
I've just cleaned an old micro bracelet. Not ketchup, I've found it tends to redden the brass. Vinegar bath and then a soft brush.
I'll happily take Dutch! xxx
Old as literally dirt. I'm trying to dredge up where these were from, they were sold here as necklaces by a company called Ancient Arts. I think...
I think he's Fu Manchu.
Where abouts in the world is it? If in the UK, I'd be hunting for a Coalbrookdale mark.
Yup, upstarts from Asia milions of years back! ;) There's some theories that the world climate changing after the asteroid strike which took out...
I'm very jealous, I want a European passport. My cousins are entitled to Irish, having been born in Derry, and also German, through their...
That Danish silver plate bracelet is a vertebra one. I've a honking great big Jakob Hull necklace which was an 18th gift from my Pa's boss's wife....
Might be West German.
Ah, well now. No rose is truly native to either the Americas or Europe. And certainly not the UK. Asian, they are. Romans brought them here, as...
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