So do I.
Thirded.
The cubes are far older, I reckon: I've old Czech necklaces with them.
I thought the pearls might be Chinese, but wdik. ;)
Ah, is THAT what they are. I just liked them. I can never resist bags of beads.
I shall wear it, trust me.
Thought so. Not bad for the equivalent of two euro and about ten cents. ;)
Three bags of beads today. I cannot work out how the diamante/rhinestone ones ever went together. The cubes look Czech 1920s ish, and I think I've...
Paging @kyratango Whaddya reckon on these, then? I'm fairly sure the pearls are genuine freshwater. Beads are cold and heavy and might be stone,...
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I'm sticking with my original thinking. Having seen a fair bit over here, and all that.
I've seen a fair few similar here, including tankard shapes. Usually Polish.
I suspect West German.
It's a piano baby. German or Austrian, I half know that mark.
Get the cloth off. If there's a mark, and I'm thinking WMF, it will be beneath it.
Shape is a dead pinch on a Dresser one.
The centre script looks like a tughra, which is Turkish, but the tray looks more Persian to me. The wee letter is a T. MAy well be silver. I...
There's an excellent Wedgwood Buy and Sell Facebook page.
If you declare a find, you often get to keep it, once it's been researched and catalogued. It's the historyand context that they want to record.
County archaeologists are really helpful - and the PAS can be, too. I can understand the shaking. ;)
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