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Raymor. They were the importer. Maker might be Bagni.
That may well be a very useful clue, thank you. Those are oak leaves and acorns. Chene is French for oak.
THey have, and the new owner is most grateful.
The design is a very typical albeit also very worn buckle style. Common for wedding rings. As to age, I think 9 carat is the huge clue. If it...
As with anything else, there's lesser and greater. ;)
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Thanks most much folks! It reminded me of some Italian MCM pottery, I'd not come across it before.
The round one is a glove clip and I have its identical twin. Saves you losing them. Not sure on the other.
How broad is it? That's a bit of a clue. I've a fair bit of unmarked 18th and 19th C stuff, it's more common than you might think. It's really...
Oh, never mind, just found it. ;) Elle Pottery.
Picked this up, I can't fathom the mark. Anyone please? [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
You're very welcome and all fine, thank you!
Lovely bit of Bohemian ruby cut to clear, that.
And what's that decanter?
THat phone is a good 30 quid.
Much Victorian and earlier gold wasn't hallmarked here. Given it's 9 carat, it might well be one of ours. A wedding ring: might be a man's people...
There's absolutely no problem posting newer stuff. I've no clue on that mark though.
Absolutely Sunshine cloth every time.
I'mm surprised it's as high as that, I can hardly give stuff like that away.
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