Why do people sell things which someone has obviously painstakingly chosen for them? I had to rehome this poor waif. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]...
Or at least, a few days in a nice hotel. Which was weird. Anyhow, met up with a friend of a friend and she had a little antiques booth, so this...
It's kosher.
It's definitely Italy. Stick it on the Bitossi Facebook page, those marks are quite indovidual.
I've seen stff with British on. Usually inexpensive at the time .
My gut feel agrees. Not old.
Mott is best known for morpho butterfly wing jewellery and hand painted stuffs.
I think a couple may be Neiger.
I stared at this, then WENT ON HOLIDAY!!!! Ahem. It's familiar, but I'm not sure who did that mark.
Late to the party. Glass.
You're a star, I had one with a silver Asprey mount, which was a nice find. Hadeland is a distinct possibilty, but they got made by SO many!...
Orchid. The correct way up is so you can read 925 properly.
I'd think a sash or belt slide.
I can't work out who the silver maker is. Scandinavian, probably. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Anyone?
T S Elliot described them thus. ;) The Naming of Cats.
*ALL* cats think like that. It's part of their ineffableness.
Might be BC jade.
Get that lid off the loo cistern, and do the test on unglazed porcelain.
It's a very nice necklace, that.
Also known as bottle tickets.
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