@evelyb30 - yup, under a fiver. Result. ;) I like Monet, the clips are very comfortable. The wee coral one is, I'm sure on silver, although the...
That back is later than Victorian, tho'. 1920s ish.
It does indeed - and the colour, too.
Those are certainly 50s at least with that safety rim.
Agreed, napkin ring. I've seen sets of them.
That back is 1930s-50s.
The tassel is fine. The safety chain would have been attached to that top ring - a fine chain with a safety pin? The only other option is that it...
I think it's coral too - the chain seems to be silver. Yup, Kirk's Folly. I knew it was without looking at the tag, wasn't sure which wizrd, but...
Then, there was this. I am a space geek. A happy one. Fifty pence. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Then, spotted this. I knew what it was, it's unworn and I do love Arthurian stuff. Two quids. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I did jools yesterday. Oops. Picked up a tangle which the seller asked 50 pence for, bloke, couldn't be arsed to undo them. Untangled to a new...
The little ring is for a safety chain. It's very good mosaic, are you sure it isn't gold? That other one looks like a layered pudding: glass I think.
Almost certainly made by one of the J G Durand/Arcopal factories.
I'm wondering 1950s Italian. The glass shapes and colour are very Empoli.
Isn't it just.
1950s into 60s. Not a mark I know.
That broken off bit in the middle?
Edwardian dressing table which someone has got at with a tin of yellow paint and new handles.
Indeed!
Watch pendant. Late 19th.
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