You aren't in the least annoying. ;) I was actually kicking myself rather for not recognising a Derby mark. Gah.
Wiener Werkstatte?
And that's why you need a photo of the whole object!
Depends where you are, but possibly a local auction house.
I suspect USSR.
Cornee Land is very furrin according to my Plymouth born other half. ;)
Splendid! I shall. x
Ah, she's right - other side of the country!
Late 19th C, but I don't know the maker.
Those look Bohemian to me.
I'd love him. :)
Yup, collar studs. Crafters like them, sell as a job lot. Check that none are silver or gold.
I'd think he's early 20th at the latest. He may be hollow.
Thanks inh! That's certainly the same maker.
He's a Cornish piskie by the look of him. I suspect that says 9 ct front or 9 ct filled.
Urg. WAY too much. Never ever buy stuff in Windsor. I used to work there, the shops are tourist trap rip offs. You'd do better to look at...
More than that, @Ghopper1924 . It's Gillows and that's a multiplier.
Does anyone recognise the marks on the back of these oddities, please? [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
"Sykes and Strandberg began business 1899, with the partnership being made up of George H. Sykes and Gustave W. Strandberg, employing more than...
Fleur de lys. Jeanne d'Arc?
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