Horn doesn't glow like that under UV. Amber does, be it reconstituted or not. Absolutely Bastet, it's a replica of a statue in the Cairo museum....
My ma always said same diff.
So will glass sans lead though. It's optical physics. Lead crystal is heavier, and "whiter", has far higher clarity. Without sticking a...
Hm. The one thing that worries me is the verdigris which looks a bit artificial.
I wonder if it's Japanese. Otagiri or something.
I suspect it's Italian. Those handles are typical.
It's a very British phrase.
I'm really not seeing Sergent quality on this. The modelling looks too crude and the colouring and glaze is clumsy.
I'd not call it a ramekin with that rim to it.
Yup, amber.
It ought to glow as a sort of diffuse blue veil. Try posting a photo. Not sure on the age of the necklace, the beads may be old.
That's crested ware, that is. Used to be way more popular, the ones that have kept value have special shapes. This one is nice, it's going to...
Russian amber, I'd think. Get a UV light on it. Might be the price in rubles and kopeks. The bangle is good quality sixties Victorian Revival. I...
Yup, and there's a fair few artists who do this kind of "Roman/Greek" style, notably LaFiore on Mallorca.
I'm wondering about the symbology.
Yeah. That, aj.
60s Victorian revival. Certainly saleable.
Scavo finish.
Isn't it just!
That's it! Clip slips. Mega thanks.
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