That store is making false claims. It's blatant misrepresentation.
Spoons are fine, forks not.
Late 19th into early 20th. Probably a Bohemian cut glass stone.
Boney. Those have real value: the French still collect things with him on. Mid 19th.
Bottled ink, late Victorian. Would have had a cork. Pretty typical of those found on dumps. The earlier ones have broken tops as that was how you...
You can't in the EU or UK.
Car boots, not yard sales of course. I'm not sure I avoid anything. I found my Christopher Dresser vase on a table with lots of old toys and junk....
Agreed!
It looks very 70s to me.
True. Very flattering style, this, they sit so nicely.
It could well be. It certainly doesn't look like wear, does it.
A drop of vodka or gin works well.
That's exactly the same style as mine. Missing a side entry lamp and flex holder.
Give me the Bohemian garnets and no one gets hurt. ;) 5 is absolutely cut steel.
Micro mosaic is lovely and old. (Gimme!)
The bolt ring is early as kyra rightly says. As is that chain. @Any Jewelry - I've had some signed Czech stuff with citrine looking glass. Also,...
LAte to this, missed the tag. It screams Neiger.
Lalique. Some of those siggies are incomprehensible at times. I've a basket with a similar signature which also has what appears to be a drilled...
I don't think it's a painted blank. The image is very Minton and that looks underglaze.
Try looking at what's often called Essex Glass. Those were cheap, to say the least. I'd think 30s, too.
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