Hm. I wonder if they thought it was Haskell or similar. I'm inclined to fifties ish or even forties. Clasp is an easy fix. It's well made.
I'm now wondering what I've done with mama's comb. I've got her black lace mantilla.
I bet it's a shopping channel. I like it, rather.
How long is it? I'm thinking 20s.
My mama wore one with a mantilla to Mass back when it was a thing.
That colour combo was a big thing in the eighties.
And 4.
Bet that's French.
Those necklaces are indeed Peruvian. Still made.
I'd say so. It's about £800 in scrap, but a quick search shows decent results.
There's certainly rather a lot of cut to clear in this cobalt made there. I've seen the gilded squiggles on non cut decanters, so someone combined...
Friends who sell at fairs and such here are doing very well indeed. I think it's sometimes because it's a social day out and people are still...
Probably Bohemian.
I've not seen British ones that long, certainly. But it makes sense.
I can! I don't go for the red wine kind, but there's one in Catalunya made with cava which is divine.
Water carafe. Sangria isn't Italian. ;) It's also traditionally served in a wide necked jug, so you can get the fruit out.
Muff is also a slightly rude word in the UK. So I am giggling.
It's a repro in that it's a later copy of earlier pieces. But I agree that it's 1900 ish.
It's certainly Victorian and that's why the photos help. Dates can lead to identifying the mark. Long for a watch chain, the muff idea makes sense.
That's aa late 19th back.
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