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Well done you! I'd spotted the Duette and thought that the other was amber. And yippee, not only is it a Duette, it's solid marked silver! The...
You may never see him again, you know, he'll be gone for days. ;)
Dead pleased. More photos to come, but this is what i bought on Facebook.... [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Needle nosed pliers for a start. Paperclips, msaking tape, acetone.
925 silver.
The kind of place where you get minute portions of slightly strange food with smart arse descriptions and pay a fortune for it! ;)
Small point if you're googling Simona, beads rather than bids, or you'll get some weird results! :)
Either that, or a serving plate in a seriously poncy restaurant.
I do indeed have photos, I'll have to resize them. ;) I think it was about twelve quid!
I think she meant the rhinestones which look very pink? Expanding on my previous reply about the foiled backs doing it, it's also probably...
Those clip earrings are very like the D'Orlan ones we had recently.
The rhinestones? I think the foil back is reflecting. Good point on the floating thing, they could be lucite or another plastic if light....
Bottom feeder. ;)
Studio or hobby potter.
Good point.
She wipes off, so I think she's fine. The "newer" one does look better carved than the forties one. Both plated over copper as far as I can work...
Yellow earrings are glass and great fun. Loose beads are also glass, probably sixties. Those dangle ones, on the copper wire, might be amber.
I'd have said chinese.
1930s to possibly 50s ish French souvenir enamel on brass plaques with town or city crests. I like these and buy them, but never more than a few...
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