Green ones are from Peru. The grey may be haemetite.
Bet that came off a piano.
FFS. How much effort is a bit of bubble wrap!
I'd agree on Fratelli Fanciullacci, it's typical.
I'm a 4.5 UK, 37.5 European, and a 7 to 7.5 USA.
I'm fairly sure I have both necklaces somewhere, so who knows!
Yes, Alan Thornton runs it and he knows his stuff.
Necklaces may be sixties, might get into seventies. Clips are sixties. Nice ones.
Very nice tigers eye. Always looks almost edible to me.
I'd wear those earrings in a heartbeat.
These have been on a good Facebook glass page too. consensus was 30s and the feeling was they were meant to be playing card images.
That's very American Pickers, that.
Planters designed to take a plant in its soil have holes.
It's good. Mid nineteenth or a tad later.
All I'd add to that is that it needs to be a true soap, not something like a cleansing bar. Often, the cheap unperfumed ones are the least complex...
I think that's Indian or Tibetan. @Any Jewelry ?
I think I've a couple like this in The Hoard.....
Deruta.
I am enormously fond of bats. Had one clinging to my car aerial many years ago. They're enchanting, fascinating and complex little animals.
Where in the world was this found?
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