Sonic screwdriver, obvs.
That textured back looks 1960s to me. I agree on AB stones.
I read both of those, eons ago. I wonder where my copies are?
Southern German copy of a much older glass. That looks transfer done: the 17th C were enamelled.
I used to work for Siemens. There were actually two separate and distinct companies, one British, the other of German origin. They came together...
To be fair, they might mean its colour. ;)
If you're in the UK, then a site called jewelscollectingdust - she isn't cheap, but her stuff is wonderful.
Sea Glasbruk, rather than bruck. I think Kaj Franck rather than Renate Stock.
Persian storyteller bracelet.
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Gentle clean with spray window cleaner on a cotton bud/Q tip. Then a Sunshine cloth, again gently.
They're clay, so not Venetian.
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I've a couple of mesh costume bracelets with similar fold over clasps like that.
The fabric is just that: hair is the blonde curl. And those siblings died from diseases we now vaccinate for.
My great grandfather was one of something like 22 children. Only four survived early childhood. 19 was relatively old.
There's an Ethiopian Christian church not far from me. Built as an 1870s high church CofE, fell into disuse. And rather than being turned into...
You have an evil streak, you do. ;)
I'l third Sorrento Ware with one caveat: some of it is now transfer, not inlay.
Yes, it was the pale blue ones I meant, I agree Neiger is opaque. Love that first example, I shall have to go hunt Ebay for it now, damn your eyes. ;)
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