You might try the WF on the WF FB page, we don't bite. ;)
You need to tell me what you bid on, so that we don't compete!
Agreed.
The WF isn't high end, but you've still got £20 on those two bits. The Mason's is decent and what was that blue and white can?
Ooh. "luktevannshus"= luckenbooth, almost!
The landscape and that flower one looked interesting. It might be pieta dura. Or junque. The edelweiss is probably pre war, they're sometimes...
It's all your fault. Bit of a punt, may be junk. Cheeeeep. [IMG]
<sigh> Lockdown snowy day. Oops.
Excellent! Sometimes, a couple of keywords......
I think the gunk might look better cleaned up.
Silver is very very common as a setting for gems right up until about the early 20th. Platinum settings didn't really become common till the 20s.
Dessert in Victorian times generally meant fruit. There's a hierarchy of words for courses, including dessert and pudding. Dessert was considered...
Moulded milk glass if that helps.
They are. I'm a sucker for those.
I agree, much older front. Late Georgian probably. Other than not wearing it to shower or wash up, it'll be fine.
it almost looks like dental cement! I think you paid about what they're worth. Rock crystal/quartz. I'd be having that chain bit in vinegar.
Gawd, bargain.
I've seen these more commonly with white or pinkish enamel, let me see if I can find an example.
I agree with @blooey . I've had and still have some pieces like this which had India labels on them. Still vintage, 70s or 80s maybe. Some were...
That's amber. Modern, heat treated, but nice. Your pearl hearts are a lovely old luckenbooth brooch and very fine indeed....
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