Ambitious charity shop? ;)
Oblong and diamond shape brooches are Czech stamped brass. The other one is interesting: millefiori canes with a signature cane. Close up?
Have a look here: you'll see what I mean. https://www.20thcenturyglass.com/store/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=275_281_365
I can spell Czech, it's the surnames that do my head in. ;)
Where in the world is it? It's quite English looking.
I've a fair bit of Cabouchon, friend of mine sold it. Yours does look like it.
This actually looks Czech to me, Chribska or Skrdlvice (which I can't spell!). I've not seen any attributed to Empoli factories.
Majorica use those springy things, and they're costume. They also use silver and gold, but this isn't that.
Thirded - nice find though.
Did you get a UV on it?
Costume, but decent - that mark is annoyingly familiar. It's late 80s/early 90s. The ancient coin thing was big then. It's a Greek one....
I quite like Dubai. Las Vegas on acid, but huge fun.
Dubai's been around a long time. ;) Indian for Middle Eastern market, anyhow.
Massively overpriced, that and I agree it's a grave vase. I'd not pay more than a fiver at a car boot.
I suspect Indian made for the Dubai type market. Has that look.
That looks a fair bit later, maybe even 1980s.
The one with the arrow is Uncas, I think. All 1920s/30s. Repair lot, someone will want the stones.
I've seen push in clasps with a single pin on Turkish and middle Eastern filigree. Portuguese is entirely feasible, but isn't that clasp strange....
You'd be wrong then. I've worked with some very very decent ones indeed. I really hate the demonisation of all politicians as a blanket meme. It...
I know some people who have worked very closely with him. They have much to say, none of it good.
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