Yup, carved olive wood on the round ones.
Absolutely spot on!
This is collecting. You buy, you learn, you decide what you like has changed and/or you find a better example. The great thing is that it can be a...
I sold some bits from the Hoard, Kate. ;)
I've seen those round carved nuts before, as the actress said to the bishop.
Hm. Bungalows were often where Brits lived in the Indian Raj. Wonder if it were a spports team of some kind?
Some of the Comyns stuff is even now made in Malaysia. I've a rather nice owl.
If you're selling in the UK, I'd suggest trying the MCM groups on Facebook. You ought to at least double what you paid with no effort needed.
As I said, I had those beads, loose. Gave them to a beader friend, not sure what she made.
I'd agree.
The later repros are sometimes heavily filled. Why not ask them what it is? https://uk.comyns-silver.com/
Absoloute bargain. Nathan was not cheap in the first place, they're solid wood and well made. I'd not bother recovering unless you just do it in...
Yup. ;) That green pendant is really nicely made. If it's who I think it is, she's not cheap to buy. The whole lot cost me thirty squids...
The creamy white beads are most certainly Neiger, I've had some. Can't tell on the rest of the string, it's possibly recrafted. The wee ones don't...
Forkangles were invented by a bloke called Ronnie, probably.
Somewhere in that area. @Any Jewelry ?
I'm rather partial to that mesh jewellery and those collar styles, they sit well in a neckline. Excellent on the vaccine!
I never did find out who made it, either.
Pate sur pate, rather than jasperware which is very specifically Wedgwood. And it's a very different technique. Pate sur pate is built up, which...
Absolutely! :)
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