Could do with a proper shot of its base please. And you've not said what it's made of. ;)
Gawd! ;) What part of the world is it in please? Here, that could be 18th C or even earlier. Earthenware. Lovely fat shape, I bet it feels...
Correct, it's not pave.
Ibis, as aj says.
Sixties and some kind of plastic.
I am deeply jealous you saw the Dolly set. Superb musician: she picks up any old thing and plays it! And her social conscience is just .... well....
Dolly Parton, who I fangirl for many reasons, did a set of wonder at Glasto.
It did remind me of a perfume.
The mechanism is American, but the base and fitting may well not be. I'd have said Czech or French.
Godzilla was my thought too.
They're accute accents.
That's certainly old wallpaper on the back.
It actually has a silver clasp, too, as do the green pearls. I'm most intrigued by the red seed beads. They're intricately done with a sort of...
I suspect it will sell just fine.
The pendant came from the same shop. That, they had fifteen quid on, which is still pretty decent. The beads were just on a rack. Even without the...
I know! (blows kisses at Kate) Fish scale: Mallorcan pearls are made using a glass core and then coated with a stuff that includes fish scale....
Start 'em young, I say. I suspect the flake bangle is decent. The two pearlised ones came from someone selling their mother's unworn Hoard....
What is this resell word? I know it not. Yeah, I have to take supplies with me. Gin usually.
Orquidea isn't cheap and I suspect the uranium wasn't either.
No flakes on the pearl's gold, that's a light trick. I need to compare it with some of my own, I'm thinking Majorica from the setting. I just...
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