@daveydempsey . I think this is what some are learning again. I grew up knowing how not to waste food. Ma didn't force me to eat things I hated,...
I shall buy an arch for detecting what you sneak out with. ;)
Yup, that's my spare room!
Isn't that a date stamp? 1932.
If you hadn't said gold, and the length, I'd have initially said 1980s: these got wildly reproduced then. The length suggests at least 1920s, and...
Houses Eat Stuff.
I eat almost anything. That has included live clams and jellyfish. Peanut butter is the work of the devil.
Butterfly wing jewellery was almost always from Brazil. The main importer and setter into silver here was Thomas Mott. I've a fair bit of it....
I think that was once a pendant. 1920s ish.
You need a cheapo UV torch honey.
If ever you get to my gaff, I shall have to frisk you on departure. I do turquoise. ;)
I'll vote amber on that. I'd call them spatter rather than frit.
The rising sun one is, I think, a fairly common mark on South West style silver findings. Something in my head thinks it was used by a good...
Entirely different groups. Irish travellers are of that ethnicity, and are devout Roman Catholics....
Travellers and gypsies aren't the same thing. Gypsies are those of Romani heritage, travellers are Irish. Different culture, too.
Mm, I think something missing.
The corner shelf is a bit of Ikea tat. OP stated buffet.
I've seen it on period stuff. Victorian symbolism and all that.
Good point on the earhooks.
If you mean that sideboard, it isn't MCM and it certainly isn't minimalist. The carving, handles, fat multiple bun embellished feet and shape are...
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