It doesn't actually catch, surprising as that may sound.
It's sudden change that glass doesn't like.
You think? ;)
I bet! if it's turquoise, it's Afghan or Persian from the colour.
It's a sort of mark, but I can't work out whether it's an accident or what. It makes my nose twitch too, it's got the feel of high carat gold. I'm...
I think this is one for @Any Jewelry maybe, but as ever, all opinion is very welcome. I bought this about ten years ago for fifty pence in a...
Thanks. That's the font after 1759 and with no three letter code, it's before 1860. Still a bit of a range.
Now you've said that, I can read the PB perfectly! ;)
It's for a candlestick. Went on the base sort of, if that makes sense.
I love 'em raw, but I did think the Po' Boy fried sandwiches in Virginia Beach were damn fine. Love caviar. The salmon kind is good, and even...
Yup, I'm inclined to mid 19th, which is why I'd like to see the castors better.
A close up of those castors and the construction would be useful.
Agree on dress clips, fur has long prongs, shoes would not be curved like that.
1 is Bishop and Stonier. Surrey is the pattern name. 2 is George Jones. That's &sons. I can't see 3 well enough. PS something? Not massive...
My first thought is Italian, a town crest.
Can you get a better view of the mark? I can't make out the font, and that's significant.
Needs a bowser of ice.
I think way later. I'd agree on early 90s or late 80s. Looks very like some of the Armani (no, not the famous bloke) Italian stuff.
That'd keep me going for a day or two.
Yes, that's the nice bookmark I meant.
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