It's Burmese script.
The last one is marked 925 but it isn't, I'd thought it wasn't. It's serious bling, so who cares!
I remember going to buy a silver salt spoon from them back in the late 60s. It cost a whole fifty pence - ten shillings - and they treated me like...
Blue may be Persian or Afghan turquoise.
The amethyst one is HUGE and a perfect fit. Fairly modern, but worth what I paid for the whole bundle. That little scrap of gold will get me 8 to...
Nah. Here in the UK, that's twenty quid on a good day.
Those can sell really well. I picked up a Lauder 2002 dog compact for pennies and it went back to the USA for rather a bit more.
Grek archer, albeit I'm wondering if it's meant to represent Sagittarius.
AHA!
It's odd, it's not his crown. [IMG]
This is Sarah Coventry and I love it: [ATTACH]
Lockdown had better end in a month, or my poor postman will need new shoes. Dead pleased with these. Got them with one bid, total cost about 13...
I've had some Toso, it's nice quality. They tend to make weights that sort of float, if that makes sense. Dead flat polished bases.
Agreed.
I think that's hobby painted on a blank.
Late to this, but as I saw the photo I thought Fratelli Toso, it's absolutely typical. Twisted latticino. Those are air bubbles that crept in.
Some of these came out of Italy, some India.
That's one method which produces what's often called soda glass. It can also be done with moulds, rods and other technques. Good thread here:...
Can you let us know what they say please?
935 Sterling as a mark simply means that the 925 sterling standard had at least been met. It's not as fine as Britannia. I don't know where that...
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