I was boggled by the thing. Had a label as 18 carat, weighs about six grammes. Mad.
They're not going to get that, are they.
I did once find a nice gold hallmarked ring in a chazza. 18 carat too, and it was twenty quid. LABELLED as gold.
Soft body, it's spread.
If you put a succulent in it, stick a plastic bag in first or use a lift out pot.
Liverpool Delft is hen's teeth.
I suspect it's mould blown rather than cut.
I agree - nice early nineteenth.
Blame lockdown, I do for everything!
I'm intrigued by this K18 mark. I've a brooch, if I can find it, same mark. I'd sort of assumed it was American.
I adore El Corte Ingles. You can literally buy almost anything, their food halls are fabulous, as are their cafes and restaurants. And usefully,...
I'm being a picky spelling geek. ;)
As in unmoving? ;)
I'd not be disapointed, it's a very nice thing. ;)
They're decent, the problem is I'm not seeing any real clues to origin! The one with the copper aventurine may be Italian.
They must cut what they show in the US, it's an hour programme here. Some of the experts are great. McConnell, Sandon, the bloke who does...
Yup! ;)
Keep it, use it. A bit of real beeswax once a year.
Gut feel is well done studio glass.
The problem with these is that they're still being reproduced.
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