Hinge looks a bit earlier than the 60s.
I can't decide if it's original Art Deco or a seventies remake. There was a lot of this back then.
Eickholt, I'd say. Nice find.
A marcasite cocktail watch to be slightly more precise. I agree on the date, looking at that box.
It's certainly a buckle half, but it's HUGE.
I meant the post style, which is, as debora says, not old old. Those push ons are certainly new but they get lost so often that it's not surprising.
Newer in an old style with those backs. I'd like to see them clean, get that ultrasound going.
1980s decorative giftware sold by Boots the Chemist. I've a vague feeling the glass was French, Durand maybe,
The chinese character may well be silver even if the frame isn't.
The frame is certainly late nineteenth. I suspect the plaque was exported and then set into a probably British frame.
I agree, modern Chinese. The non polished greyed base is a dead giveaway.
I've touched her foot. Given I'm not exactly religious, it was actually astonishingly spiritual. But then, Montserrat is like that.
That's the MJ mark, seen often on smaller pieces rather than the full signature.
Thirded on chess.
1950s or 60s.
Hell's teeth, that's illegible. Yeah, he's Jonasson. I can't even think what that word is, it makes no sense.
I've not seen a back like that on Toledo damascene. I do agree with aj that the back might be an import.
You never quite lose that Catholic childhood......!
I don't think it's a rosary, it doesn't count properly.
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