The late esteemed Bear was a Wegie. He was not the largest of them, they can indeed be huge.
I bought more jools today. The nice bangle lady was back. Is anyone surprised by this factoid?
Oy vey. Hand painted flowers, my.... word beginning with A. Likewise, end of day. The signature almost looks like Adam Jablonski, but he's too...
Bog oak is a sort of precursor to jet, if you like. Much "younger".
It looks like a bog oak grain.
it rather reminds me of a little Georgian or early Victorian brooch I owned once. Seed pearls on wire wrapping.
Persian and Afghan turquoise is that clear unincluded blue.
I've had necklaces with Dior and Grosse on them with identical clasps and fitments, likewise earrings. They just changed the name!
It might be bridal, but these were also crafts for well educated young ladies. It's charming. I'd think your forget me not theory an excellent one.
I agree, butterfly wing - and that frame is typical of Mott. The plaques were generally made in Brazil and imported here. You get large trays and...
Hm. I'm inclined to think the stand had a glass bowl.
Might be bog oak, might also be ebonised wood. The back is 19thC, and I suspect that's a very stylised monogram.
Old. As in 19th C even.
Costume, probably fifties.
Lapis was also used as eye makeup.
Agreed, they're fine. I've a fair bit of their stuff, it's lovely quality. I'd wear those links, too.
That's the Ron Moore Galactica reboot, not the original. I had these, once. [ATTACH]
That colour under UV looked right. I'd call it more bluish than greenish, but hey.
That looks like its imitating plique work, which is inlaid gold and silver into tortoiseshell.
It's a lady's stole, 1950s. Exactly the size for then. The label is 50s too.
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