Blimey, you stole that! It's most likely to be silver set not platinum, given the age of those cut diamonds. You may have about a carat of them,...
Looks good for egg yolk. I agree, get a UV on it.
That's retail though, which isn't what the Revenue use for probate. Probate is way less.
Someone didn't apply the transfer properly.
Australian indigenous people's art. I can't find that exact one, but the dots are typical.
I grow poinsettias. They do not have tendrils, I promise. ;)
I've got one of those in the garden. Damn thing has frost cracks.
If you're in the UK, I'd honestly not bust a gut on being precise about valuing things for probate. I've done it four times now. Unless you've got...
She's huge fun. My whole family are slightly deranged, in a good way.
That's my thinking.
Natural material and all that. It can dry and bend. I'd be using a wee smear of olive oil to bring it back to full colour.
I've seen that crown... (Ambles off muttering to self.)
Might hold a prayer.
The reason I knew it was Georgian is because my delightful slightly eccentric cousin sings in a Georgian choir in London. She's been to Georgia...
Tortoiseshell will do that.
I do indeed mean that you should use a few stitches of clear plastic thread to hold down the loose silver thread. This sort of thing:
1950s ish , sold for logs usually.
Indian bullion work. Sometimes, older ones are actually silver thread, but this is as Debora rightly says, more modern. All I ever do with the...
Mon dieu! Now you've said that, of course I can see it. I've got a Lourdes medal somewhere. Souvenir of my catholic childhood.
I'd call that Art Deco and the teapot spout shape is often seen on sets here. The Urbach clue to me was the sort of mottled look and the...
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