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I'll try and find my Hajdamach tome. He's the guru on Webb.
Use the cheapest denture tablets you can get, they all work. I think someone dropped a sticker in that.
Bohemian, late 19th, I'd agree on Secessionist. I don't think that's a makers' mark. The number is to match the stopper. Buy denture cleaning...
The necklace with the colourful stones looks agate, the bracelet might be moonstone or white quartz. Those are the two I'd like better photos of...
aka my gaff.
The one with the A dangle is Acessorise, who are a cheapish main street shop here. Pendant and bangle with flowers are seventies or so, real...
There's certainly some 70s air twist out there.
My Pa and his mama were also pretty adept. I've stories of when he was in Italy in the war..... ;)
Those little novelties are often Austrian or German. Late 19th ish.
Nice greyish glass is a clue, too. I know someone who actually USES those. It'd scare me silly.
And, Georgian glasses don't have safety rims. ;)
I think I've got a dress clip somewhere in similar enamel if I can find where the Hoard has hidden it.
It's my upbringing. A family of hagglers and bargain hunters. My mama used to send me to Italian street markets with a small handful of...
Those black chips might be haemetite. How heavy does it feel and how cold? If you've a magnet, it might react.
No, although they're similar. Bother my brain!
A fairly crude base is typical of much utilitarian tin glaze. Made to be used.
Did you try a UV light?
Good point on the testing, so much is unmarked. There's a name for that design, I've forgotten it. It's something around a bundle of sticks being...
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