36 will be the size. Sheepskin by the look of it, 1970s. Shearling collar. I'd wear that, it's super.
The JL stuff may be made in China, but it won't be true Ercol. I think they designed the range, then JL outsourced it.
That isn't a Tudor rose either. It has six petals. A Tudor rose has five. The "rose" on that sideboard, of course, not only has the wrong number...
Don't get me started. Especially on glass.
It's fairly modern but very nice.
Indeed. It was symbolic of the end of a long war and a unification.
I agree, I can see no reason for it not to be suffragette, given the time period when it was made.
You can call it what you like, but it won't make the emblem on that sideboard a Tudor rose or anything remotely resembling one. The symbolism of...
Certainly not a Tudor rose, or remotely like one as @Any Jewelry rightly says. She's given you all the information, but even before reading it,...
Belgian, possibly.
I've piccked them up for a few quid and been totally unable to sell them.
It's very common on pre WW2 pieces and not just low weight ones, either - 9ct or 9 ct gold. I've seen it on stuff from about, oh, the 1870s or so...
Looks like an escapee from Game of Thrones.
That's not the same. Your orginal photo is much finer pottery with piercing.
Silver pendant and that ring have British hallmarks, pendant is indeed an enamelled coin. Love the seal spinner. The brooch is alpaca which is an...
Olive oil on your finger, sparingly and gently. I have my grandmother's tortoiseshell bits. Took one to the British Museum years ago and they...
Chinese - I buy these for a friend who loves them.
I'd have said fifties or sixties.
Looks like a kuchi belt. Wire wrapped agate in there as well.
I've got one - the dealer thought it was not what it said on the tin. ;)
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