Tee hee! Thank you. Mine was under $4.
I love seaglass, it makes fab jewellery.
Blimey. You lot pay permits for internal work? That's mad. Those costs are way over what it would be here, too.
The registry mark almost certainly relates to the mechanism rather than the table design, so would have been used by many. Breakfast table.
Modern Chinese one, sold in the gazzilion. Very popular .
Those Classicist images are often Beardmore. Might be part of a garniture.
Anyone got Worthpoint please? This one looks almost identical except the safety chain has come off....
So can I. It's really well made, I think sixties ish.
Cultured pearls are real, they both grow in molluscs. Cultured simply means the mollusc was encouraged to produce a pearl by adding a grain.
Try Davidson. They did both opaline and uranim glass with enamelling. used the tradename Pearline.
The green look like dyed Biwa style, the chips look Peridot. I don't think the white ones are Majorica, they use marked clasps, but they may well...
I am often delighted that dealers do not do research. ;)
I'm the most pleased with the brooch. Bought from someone who has really nice stuff. I nearly bit her hand off when she asked for three quid!
AHA! I wondered if it might be something like a Goebel mark, it looked vaguely similar. There you go, you've given back. ;)
The star is the star. ;) I've tested, they're not diamonds, but I'm not sure they're glass. Could be old paste though. I bought the bracelet for...
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There's many a thing called a kilt pin which is nothing of the sort. Tradition is a huge one that looks like a safety pin. That looks like a...
Nice pot. Looks ok to me. (Do dealers not GOOGLE?)
I'd lay odds the stones were still Czech.
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