Great, thanks!
I was pretty happy with my share. ;)
Ooh. I need those. Brilliant idea.
Hm... how do I track down where those pretties live? ;) Yeah, Brit. Whitefriars addict amongst other things, but I've dabbled in centrepieces too.
F then a bad lower case r. I agree it says France.
I had that ring of roses one in green. [ATTACH]
That mixed metal stuff came out of South Africa a fair bit.
I took two bronze stands off a neighbour's skip, with permission. Sold them for fifty. Buyer sold them on for 150. I don't know what the gallery...
I got there before you. ;)
I've seen bloodstone like that, but let's see what others think. I do think gold. That blue watered moire fabric is typical of Victorian brooches...
It does look desk.
The bracelet is a bear paw pattern. Could be NA, but it's at least South Western. That's a mourning locket, mid to late 19th,probably gold....
Tee hee. ;)
Agreed on that location.
[MEDIA] Earworm. Not exactly an acceptable depiction or stereotype these days, but the damn thing is stuck in my head.
That's interesting.
You're most welcome. I like it a lot.
It's a gentleman's wardrobe here, if that helps. They might well have brought it across.
Soda glass was made by many companies. Biot, for example.
Bit earlier, those are more typical of the 70s or 80s. I've entirely forgotten who made those flowery ones.
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