I know. But the vast majority of flashed and cut to clear was.
Wrong leaves for dahlia. They're trifoliate.
He wasn't a pleasant chap. https://www.history.com/news/columbus-day-controversy It was the English, Spanish and French who kicked off the...
Pom, indeed. I suspect it's pewter.
Soome tat can be valuable. ;)
And then there's above and below the salt, and also the word salary.
I suspect it's from Portugal, that thick white glaze often is.
"In 1492, Columbus discovered that the Native Americans had been there all along". To quote a T shirt I own. Phoenicians came to Cornwall, of...
I've garnets in silver, gold washed silver and brass, it did vary as aj says. They also sometimes mixed glass stones with real. A Sunshine Cloth...
I'd think too heavy for Stourbridge made.
I'll bet Bohemian garnets, Jabolonec. Nineteenth century. If you want to clean that, an old soft toothbrush with either a drop of gin/vodka on...
Probably Bohemian. Flashed, cut to clear.
Daisy. Or being botanical, one of the asteraceae family.
Truth! I worry about the floor loading sometimes.
A friend had a very expensive platinum and diamond ring made as an engagement thing. £1750. When the engagement was called off, he was only...
Liverpool.
Forty tonner. At least.
My old dad told me to never ever pay retail.
Bit more. Brule is on Mauritius and has bungalows, being in the Indian Ocean and all.
Yup, that's the one, bless her. She has bought a teeny weeny incy wincy miniscule fractional nano particle. it wasn't even from the Keep Hoard....
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