Geniuses, you lot! Israeli makes perfect sense, they use lots of Roman glass. It will go very nicely with the necklace and ring I have. And this...
That 9 ct mark is common in the late 19th and up to the 30s. Crown just means gold in this instance. I'd think your brooch is 20s ish, when golf...
I bet that had legs.
Bakelite bangles and clip earrings cling to me. I blame the vaccine. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Mlore hoard fodder. I suspect this is Roman glass but I don't know who dunnit. Anyone? ta! [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Think mini hand held tripod.
The grapplers sort of go on the bridge of the opera glasses - for stability.
I've one fairly modern Mouseman thing, a cheese board. If yours are fake, their very very good. I think that's a shortbread mould. davey, did...
I've always seen it as bocage, sans r. They're nicely done, those.
Much furniture was indeed imported here from Yugoslavia, and still is. Lots of high quality timber: elm, beech and ash. Some got commissioned,...
My first thought was Indian. Might have been made for the UAE market. Fabulous thing.
It's Szeiler.
Both Fish and Crown were originally UK made, they're now Thailand made. I've some history somewhere if I can find it. The British bloke who owned...
Yup, Troyan - still made and was wildly popular as tourist souvenirs in the 70s.
Prunus is flowering cherry.
Hm. Annoyingly familiar. It might be an early Hornsea. I'm sure I've seen the thing.
And its that SILVER that speaks of age.
The fish are indeed Fish Enterprises. Crown and Fish are the same company, Crown is the US sub. I've a fair few pieces, some still on cards. They...
Blonde mink, at that. I love the rescue idea.
I tend to prefer vinegar to brown sauce/ketchup in case those latter colour the thing. A hairdryer is a Useful Thing.
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