Oh god. One of the effects of this whole Groundhog Day scenario is that there have ben many occasions where I've had to ask myself if I've brushed...
I need to get it sorted out a little. Loose joints and it wants new fabric. Parents bought it when they married in the early 50s. It was always...
Hey, my ma used to wear her real pearls whilst vacuuming. Under her shirt, next to the skin, brought them up a treat!
Edwardian - and they would go SO well with my hall settee, which has lyre details and marquetry! [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Don't laugh, but you can also use your hair oil to bring things back. Rubbing beads on unwashed locks!
They're worth about eight times their weight in gold. I sold a VERY tatty string for a friend a few years back, who though it junk. Seven hundred...
I've seen butterscotch go like that. It's basically dried out on the surface. It would need a repolish or some of @kyratango 's insect wax on it.
Ah, but does Kasperle murder Gretel? ;) They look rather less dark than Mr Punch.
She's HUGE. The horse, I mean. Over 16 hands. A very outdoor girl, not one of those dainty Arabs, loves getting mucky, but a real looker. They're...
It would be 30s, I'd say. There was also an opaline glass which looked like that. It's those strands behind that look butterscotch. Ah, the...
Yup, chocolates.
I don't think it would say SIL if made in Spain. I've usually seen that on some British and Commonwealth stuff.
If they are Punch and Judy, they'll be British. The Continent does not get the concept. ;)
I think that may be old Chinese with that silk thread. Possibly moonstone. Um, honey, you also have butterscotch amber by the look of it. You...
Snap. Just looked at the photo and thought Connemara marble. Unmistakable.
Old price label.
Lovely old Czech Bohemian glass. 1920s.
The jewellery was made by nuns.
I'se a Brit. ;)
Coffee, teapots are more bulbous to allow for brewing. It's very 1950s: Festival of Britain atomic. Lid may be OK, Meakin did odd things.
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