You'd need to test, but older rings are typically silver prong set to show off the stone. If it's platinum set, it will be a bit later: 1930s ish....
It'll sell. Those decent quality ones still have worth here.
Pforzheim maker?
Could be: they probably buy the velvet from the same place!
It's definitely not Minstrel, I own some of that, and Ma had the dressing table. Minstrel doesn't have that reeding and the handles are different,...
With that separate wrist strap, I agree between the two wars.
I agree: some talented person used a plain white tile.
True, that might well be it.
Oh, hang on, another thought. The other possibility is G Plan - they used mahogany. This looks slightly closer to their Garrick, for example. It's...
That's not an amber veil, but I do think your bangle is organic. May be tortoiseshell.
They're from India - that ribbed velvet lining is absolutely typical. (Yes, I KNOW those are Japanese style dragons, but people copy stuff!) Brass...
I've never seen a bulb vase that shape.
They're zinc lined, that's what you put the ice in. Problem with plants is that their leaves drip and also fall off. Plus, the soil would be in...
I think you stole it. ;) Even though brown furniture isn't fashionable, the lovely veneer on this makes it very saleable indeed.
I'd vote 50s.
Never planters, those are for ice and wine. A plant would ruin them.
It's Stag, I believe. Can't recall which range off hand. Fronts are usually solid wood, but I think African cherry rather than mahogany. Really...
Hoo, I've met them like that. Although I also know the ones who pick my brain, then give me huge discounts. Those, I like. I think the clasp is...
It got swathed in tissue and clothes, then sat on my lap for the flight home. Made eating in flight a bit tricky!
Those two lever locks are mid 19th usually. Someone has done something wonderful with burr walnut. Not a wardrobe: we'd call it a tall boy...
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