Czech glass would make massive sense, it reminds me of some set in older bits I have from there.
Handles might have been reused, hm? We were still using bakelite stuff here post war.
Blimey. Well done you lot. I'm so used to looking at the back, that I'd totally missed that! I do like the foiled glass that's been used, it's...
The clasp does indeed still work fine. I'm reluctant to drill into it, I may need to find a kludge I think. Where are you seeign marks? I...
I'm thirding 50s/60s.
It's kept on by the protrusion and seems to work rather well. not hollow, so I don't think it had a spring clasp. Seller hadn't tested it, so I...
Palestinian is a thought. I think a jeweller would be an arm and several legs, and I'm not convinced they could do it. That spiral idea does...
I spent more than normal on these. Hoard! [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Not tested yet, another real cheapo. Odd clasp to say the least. I can't decide where it's from.....[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Lovely bracelet, with a Middle Eastern style pin clasp, but one of the hinges has snapped. I am contemplating how to fix it. It cost peanuts, so...
I cannot resist anything that has a label offering me the whole lot for not a lot!
The originals were garnitures.
I wondered that too, snake looks newer.
I wondered that. Those snake chains are very 80s.
sis is spot on. Millions of pieces were made.
Absolutely narcissus. Also anenomes and iris reticulata.
I'd think Maghreb or Turkish.
If it's proper mustard, you don't need much of it. ;)
I don't think it's British. The Roman shape ones I've seen the most often are made by LaFiore glass on Mallorca, but they're usually lighter...
Mustard, that is.
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