Aha. Actually a clan makes more sense. I've a book of crests somewhere.
Bottom left looks Doulton missing a silver rim. Plus a salt glazed bellarmine.
@Any Jewelry - I can see PGW on one side, and maybe British hallmarks on the other?
Send me that ring and nobody gets hurt. 1960s brutalist. Brooch is a regimental badge, let me think which. Garter suround and what the hell is...
@KSW - SNAP!
Stoneware is the body, drabware is the colour. ;) Meigh is another possibility, but it does look Dudson.
Early19th C British drabware. Or even late 18th. Might be Dudson. Falstaff I think.
I've a lot of Mdina. Upload the images, numbered if you can please.
2 may be Dartington. 3 may be Japanese. The boxed is flashed cut to clear, Bohemian. These are in the UK, aren't they? 5 an 8 look Stourbridge...
The brooch is a silver luckenbooth. Early 20th century. Earrings are pretty costume ones. Ring looks smoky quartz/topaz, may well be in gold, I...
The half walnut trick may well help those rings.
That looks Edwardian to me.
1950s. Old Charm or Jaycee almost certainly.
I think Asian, Indonesian maybe. I've rings with that setting marked just 925. Modern ones, nice tho'.
Neiger beads are light. I know them. ;)
Older is often indeed better crafted.
I'm wondering Neiger again.
Ah!Well done that chap.
Wales has the same status as the other nations, so it's usually depicted if there's the floral emblems. Sometimes a leek, rather than a daffodil....
Hmmmmmm........it might have been a regimental badge, but it has only three nations, which is odd. No daffodil for Wales. RICG. Let me think.
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