That the peridot is peridot for a start. ;) And the beads are, as I suspected nice older Bohemian uranium glass.
Yup! I'm keeping that huge bling bracelet , the bling necklaces and clips and the Aloha bracelet. And the other bracelet, which is silver and has...
I can hear it in their actulal voices, it still makes me howl with laughter.
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Not Grand Tour, imo, but very traditional Indian bangles. @Any Jewelry
You need to be a Brit to get the nonsense I posted. OOH BOLD!
I missed this. I think its 1830s/40s ish and charming, I love repairs like that. Salt glaze stoneware by the look of it. People do collect...
That's just mad. It actually says made in China!
They're wannabee Worcester with that shape and sort of blush, but I doubt they're even British with that base and numbering.
That's fab.
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I think the Liberty bangle has some age - 70s maybe. I can't spell today. ;) kyra, what would you use on the flutterby?
The ones that surprised me were the pale green beads. I'm fairly sure they're peridot.
I'm showing my age, I thought it was the internet provider!
It is indeed USSR era papier mache, Parekh and says Troika. I think she's Nut rather than Isis, because she hasn't got the moon thingy on her...
Damn, I haven't!
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