I bet that's from Hong Kong and 80s ish. I agree it needs checking out.
Old Czech glass, I'd say.
That's a Caithness pebble, that is. They're the unlimited edition ones, but just as well made. I've rather a lot of their stuff, including jewellery.
Blimey, does no one check their stuffs? Very nice. Tip: really gunky gold can be cleaned with an ammonia solution. It will simultaneously...
That's been hobby painted on a blank.
I'd grab it for three quid, very wearable. Brand new, would retail for ten to fifteen. Dyed something.
I think @Shangas would like it too.
Biscuits can be small. Little amaretti ones for example. Might also be sugar cubes. Certainly Staffordshire made, Taylor Tunnicliffe is a...
The bracelet looks 30s Chinese export, probably jade. Very nice.
I too suspect it's a shopping channel one. Very nice. I buy those if I see them second hand: usually well made and it saves the stupid mark up!
That impressed numbering style is very German or Austrian.
It's certainly one of their replicas, which are good quality. I'm a bit perplexed as to what ethnicity it is. Indian maybe. @Any Jewelry
Bird might be Khonsu given it has a sun on it.
Ah, that was the much missed Bear, bless him!
I did mean British Civil War. ;)
Do please stay around. (Are you a Civil War re-enactor, perchance?)
Yup!
I've a little Blue John miner somewhere, but tthe house has eaten the ruddy thing. This is fascinating. (I'm a Tolkien nut, dwarves rock.)
Might be original Victorian Egyptian Revival even. I think that's a Sphinx not Tut.
Haskell didn't use trombone clasps to my knowledge.
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