It's certainly like, but I'd have thought older than they claim. I'm surprised there's only a pattern number and piece work mark: that's more...
The back is late 19th, so I'd have said a bit early for Neiger. And Czech, no, that nation didn't exist till after WW1.
Yes, pique, late 19th. And a Sunshine will work fine.
I do like me a Word. ;)
That's nice and old. Late 18th maybe.
That safari one might be JJ. Copper brooch shouts early 70s.
Older than you think. Those cable (telex) four digit codes are, from memory, fifties or earlier.
Late to this, but what a lovely bit of early Derby.
I've a vintage DvF, love it. So anyhow. These are mostly chazza hauls, as last weekend was rainy onn Sunday. The earrings weren't: I've a friend...
Dead serious. Spode were known for them. The shape and size are spot on, too.
Poterie de Mesnil, Bavent in Calvados, Normandy. I think I've been there.
Coffee not tea. Transfer with hand embellishment.
First one looks like a part belt buckle. Second, collar tip.
Art Deco would be reasonable. Solifleur is also a term.
Denture tablets will fix it.
I've Taxco clip earrings to match that.
I think it's Thun.
Or a foot bath.
The style is very mid eighties to early nineties, so that makes sense. They're not typical Biwa pearls: I've got some, they're larger and longer,...
Ah, agreed, that photo shows it.
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