Magic Eraser works really well. A little bit, damp, rubbed gently. Then give it a good wash with dishwashing liquid.
Ah, she had that alright. We used to go round markets and on River Thames trips, I loved shopping with her. The whole family were bargain hunters...
Here, you simply can't have diggery things running amok generally. There has to be an archaeological survey done. Davey, did you have to report...
I'm sure of it - I wish I could recall the factory name. This was one I had: [ATTACH]
I loved hearing her talk: I still have a few things she made, as well as her apprentice papers. I never knew grandpa,he was much older than her...
Foo, that's small. What you need is THIS: [MEDIA] https://www.gia.edu/gems-gemology/FA13-cheapside-hoard-weldon
I've seen these without the embossed mark, but with German "bleikristall" labels, so it may be a German maker.
I buy cheap - a few pence - picture frames at car boots simply so that I have glass for good ones.
I SO want that thing. Chip, shmip.
That mark on the clasp looks like Pierre Cardin. Probably rhodium.
I've seen a fair few of these, in assorted shapes. Lovatt also made a standard vase for RHS and other flower shows.
Hm. There's a "costume" version of saphiret which does get cut. Given that chain, I don't think it's the real thing.
Rasta man, dat.
Pathfinder isn't the airplane yoke, it's the pilot's role in the squadron. They went ahead, dropping flares and that stuff that blocks radar which...
It's not Doulton. Lovatt Langley, Daisy pattern. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Art-Nouveau-Lovatt-Langley-Ware-Daisy-Jug/254396819104
Oh, cheers, those look good. I need to unscrew it and see if it has clues. ;)
Sold to me as a car bonnet mascot, but I'm not convinced. Thoughts, if you would please? She's on a nice piece of burr walnut, unscrews....
So do I: certainly not English, the brushwork and glaze colours are all wrong.
My vote is English Japonisme. Nice thing.
I think clear Gorilla super glue might do it, but read the pack.
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