What it isn't, is Wedgwood. I suspect Adams or Dudson.
Japanese eggshell I think.
Agreed, very recent.
Leave it be, people buuy those as is for decent prices. I've got a Petosky stone necklace. Back in the old ebay boards days, it was a Gift...
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Very nice amethyst.
I also have a storage unit. Oops.
Love that. They were a rubbish airline: Such A Bad Experience Never Again. ;)
Tee hee! ;)
There you go. Barolac is sometimes called poor man's Lalique, which is unfair as it's lovely glass. Some of the pre war stuff, which I tend to...
Agreed, typically 60s.
Silver birch leaves with catkins. Moulded, and that's almost an aurora borealis irridescence, which is sometimes compared to petrol on water....
I bet they're trying to cut their licence costs by running fewer. Yup, car boot, any car boot, just gimme a car BOOT!
Hm again. My Saturday ones are BOTH reopening on the 17th, and he's posted that on the 28th March. Likewise the Sunday one, they've got it on...
Hm. The first date is April 12th - ours are reopening the following Saturday.
It's drink with whisky, too. ;)
I keep worrying in case I'm bidding against you! ;)
The pins were often steel for strength. Front will be gold, and I bet the necklace is too. I'd say a pale amethyst. That style of brooch often...
Oh, someone will love them and it cleared a fly tip! Irn Bru is made from girders.
Screams 70s. Fab.
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