Aesthetic period late 19th C Staffordshire. I'm trying to recall who used that ivory impressed mark.
I got in a whole hour of car booty before the monsoon set in. Sausage and chips consumed in the car. I really ought not to buy more brooches,...
It's the right style: they tend to do really nice settings. @Any Jewelry
Hoo, glass fish, so many countries made them. I don't think it's quite fine enough for one of the better Murano makers, but the colours do...
I bet that's Polish.
Could be Czech, could be German with that back. The clasp and hinge are 1930s ish.
Agreed. That base worries me.
I don't see why it wouldn't be that date. It's a nice thing, too.
That looks like a Welsh blanket. I'd agree on 1960s and highly saleable.
It's going to be at least the gold weight.
It's worth three quid, anyhow. ;)
Yup, see enough of those marks and you recognise the blurred ones.
That push in clasp certainly is, so it may well be. Anything on it?
Thought so. British frame then.
Edwardian. That might say 9 ct.
THat japanned finish back means it's pretty recent.
They're in superb condition, I'm very pleased. The bar one was a tad mucky so it had an ultrasound bath, came up nicely.
The round is late nineteenth with that back - 1880s ish or slightly later. Bar a tad after, probably Edwardian. Think of those high necked blouses.
Need to see the back please.
It's just a scratch, I think, there's no discernable marks. It's really well made, the stone carrier is separate and sort of hooked in. I think...
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