Yes, there's some odd little tokens in there. Even the cystal bits aren't bad! I hit Faceook again yesterday. Vintage evening bags. Lockdown...
Nineteenth century French, clock garniture, absolutely. Bronze and ormolu.
I could do with bigger images. ;) Ranunculus, and maybe morning glory on 1. It's a bit small for that. Really can't see 2 and 3 quite well...
Oh, that's handy! No cost.
Other half actually ventured out today. Messaged me as to whether he ought to bring these back from a hedge. ;) [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I'm mean aren't I. The thing in the baggie is a VERY heavy hallmarked for silver pendant with a gold wash. Just above it is a gold stick pin with...
Nope! ;) Although those two top left brooches do have some age. The one right at the top is a scarf clip. Rings are all nice costume. Clue....
The duettes are nice old buckles - I'd have shown the backs given more time. I do indeed love Toledo Ware and there's three bits of it. Yup, of...
Keep going. ;) It may be that they're a bit small to see. One of the rings - the broad one - is silver I think. Brooches are costume but decent...
Crucifix isn't marked, although it might be gold, it needs testing. Something else on the tray is hallmarked gold though. ;)
Coffee pot. Looking at the transfer style I suspect no earlier than the 1960s. The early 20th ones are less machine made looking if that makes...
You'll have to get it replated, but that's no great hassle. Nice one.
Oops. Ebay. Quick and dirty photos, as they say. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Murano is abit of a sweeping term. ;) I'd have expected not to see that slightly sloppy pontil, but rather fire polished. I surmise Japanese. Again.
That's it! Just the Right Shoe. I'm pretty sure this is one of those.
Absoutely!
Um, Simona, I did the same search and it took me to exactly that auction. Top result....
Might be just post war, but yup.
I'm in total agreement on 30s Czech/Bohemian. Absolutely typical.
There's a series of these, can't recall the damn name!
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