Sure. I use Jackson's Silver and Gold marks as well as Bradbury's. The 1904 thing was an Order in Council about gold percentages. You do find...
He's still a prince of the realm. And given the wealth she built up, hardly gold digging, she's worth more than he is. But then, she's a bit...
Gold washed. Those look like the kind of thing that the modern Comyns company is making in Malaysia. Not that it matters, the UK import marlk is key.
Foot spas.
I'm thinking early 70s because I have copper pendants that were Ma's which have the same style look to them.
Most welcome.
No, the lion means English assay, be it silver or gold. Crown in this context means gold. In 1904, the law changed so that 15 carat had to have...
The one to the left of the A mark looks Korean.
I like this stuff. It's well made and sometimes rather nicer than modern Moorcroft.
When we had an open fire, we had spills to light it.
He was rude to me as well. And gave false information.
Yup, it needed a nice firm non stretchy fabric.
I do love Sewing Bee, as the granddaughter of a seamstress. There were some fab dresses last night. And that winning shirt makeover was brilliant.
If that says 15, then it's 15 carat not 14. You do get hallmarks without date letters sometimes, this will be before 1904 when the law changed and...
Nineteenth century.
Me too, even more as it's original.
I'd think so too.
Anytime love. xx
The peacock eye one is a very good replica indeed. Bottom is a sash pin. If you han't said French, I'd have guessed that, trombone clasp and all.
I do love those. I buy them whenever I see them. The ones you've kept are unusual, too
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