I've got signed T shirts from when I ran SF cons as a hobby. Won't part with them, but they've some serious worth.
Oh, I've done brand new packaged undies and shoes!
The pattern is typically Staffordshire Imari palette, mid 19th, but that combed base isn't.
Agreed on D&E too, that's a known one I think.
I'm a tad obssessed with Whitefriars. It's even more local than my Doulton Lambeth addiction and I love the stuff. A long and fascinating history....
My lovely goddaughter is very eco conscious. I buy her a huge box of clothes from car boots and such for Christmas. She loves it: serious designer...
I agree. Nice Bohemian glass.
That close up is much better, I'd agree on glass.
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Amethyst, moonstone and pearls. Can you show the back? I'd have said a bit later than Victorian.
Big in the 1950s here.
No problem! :)
I mean the price, not the number.
Isn't it just. I've a brooch somewhere, too.
I remember the Tomorrowland Gallery, it sold limited quantity pieces. That would have been way over 99.99, probably the 450 mark. It's fab.
I wondered rock crystal. Certainly looks late 19th to me.
Feeding the addiction to Scottish style brooches again. Also, a Whitefriars bowl in a colour which by some miracle, I don't have! Five quid and...
@KSW - I'd get a loupe on the mesh, they can have teeny weeny silver marks on a ring. I've one very similar, hallmarked 1910 from memory. Your...
It may not be that new. That Italy signature style is 1970s ish. Repro of a much earlier flask, 16th or 17th C. I'd try the Bitossi Facebook...
European, with that crossed 7.
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