It's Troyan. Tricky to say if new or older though.
That 9ct SIL mark was used between the wars. I've a few like that. 8 might refer to a size - is it about an O or P ?
It was a real mix, komo. Some old British coins and a fair few pre euro ones, too. Instant profit with the ones I've kept. ;)
I grabbed a brooch today, simply because I like it. didn't even look at the back. 1980s Dior for fifty pence. And coins. Someone was selling a...
I'd have said French. @Any Jewelry ?
I'd have thought late 19th German or Austrian with those faces.
They're old as dirt, to quote @evelyb30 ;) Highly collectible. Mind you, Ebay prices seem mad here at the moment. I'm watching a couple of...
Agreed, a decorative bell pull.
I've seen very similar in Catalunya - it's one of those generic patterns. And now I think, there's a teapot stand somewhere in this house with...
Mid to late 70s. I think these were sold as kits.
I don't think that's British, I think it's Iberian or Provencal.
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What test did the shop do? 1000 is usually associated with silver plate.
AHA! Gotcha. They'd look very fine with teardrop coral.
Yup, it's a deliberate technique.
And me.
It's an odd thing, isn't it. I can't see where dangles might have gone, the ends are sort of folded over and tucked in under that "daisy" shape on...
I used portable terminals in the late seventies. Dial up cradle into a host.
That brown wash base is a giveaway.
My first home device was a Lisa. No hard drive, a floppy. Marketed with no manual on the premise that if you could not simply switch it on and...
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