Majorica use gold and silver findings on their fake pearls too.
I've got some in a sort of lilacy purple and I think another colour. I suspect the beads are Czech, but who knows. I'd think 50s ish.
168 pesetas to the pound in 1963, so £339 ish. £100 then is about £2100 now.
I'm seeing NL as well, looking rather like a tughra.
I can't find the photo of it, which is annoying!
It's Orrefors, I've had one.
We were en route to Luxembourg, as I recall. Lovely place, biggest portions of food ever. I do like their wine, but you never see it here.
I seem to recall getting badly lost in the rather dire industrial area......
I've seen the Barcelona shop and also seen Jensen silver on sale in Spain. I'm not surprised they opened there: it was a wealthy and prosperous...
I've been to Longwy, which is a statement of little help.
Worth a go, it'll be interesting to see what they say.
If you were in the UK, I'd be suggesting emailing the British Musuem.
Good point!
Korean and modern,I'd say.
Godden agrees and he's way more accurate than Kovel.
I adore vintage and new to me clothing. I've still got stuff Ma had in the early 50s and before. I don't like malls, don't like wearing what...
Yup, they were. Based on Chinese pens.
Or Caithness.
Agreed -pewter lid is missing.
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