Bunch of grapes! I agree on glass, although sometimes these had little bits of semi precious. 1960s ish.
I have a Svarc charger. Bought some years ago at auction, for peanuts, because no one knew what it was. Mark Hill who has writtten some decent...
Salt glaze stoneware. What's that logo say?
Oh, that one again! Yes, it does look as though the chains were added.
I think they look more Damascene than Toledo Ware - they look inlaid rather than pressed and coloured, hm? Tourist pieces, indeed, 60s or 70s....
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It can't be sold, though, because of the claws. :(
Brooch may be moonstone. I think the pink is dyed something or other. ;)
I'd call it a copy rather than a fake. ;) With that weight, it may be 30s.
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I'm now wondering how @Debora knows something as iconically British sixties as Yardley. ;)
I think the whole thing is Italian and nineteenth century. The bridge is over the Tiber,I believe.
true! ;)
Possibly, although open sugars are quite common at the time.
Raj era silver is stunning.
I miss Past Times. They made nice repro stuffs, especially jewellery. I used to buy in their sales.
@Any Jewelry ?
They're Blue John.
Yup, Bear covets. It would still sell pretty well, that elephant finial helps massively.
Tiger claws, so probably. :( @Any Jewelry ?
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