That too. ;)
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Get the lid off the loo cistern and test it!
Hm. Not seeing Coalport quality on the original piece or the ones from Antiques Atlas.
I really like their stuff. Picked up a nice necklace a while back with only one stone gone, so an easy fix. Early 90s I think, for yours.
Hm. I still think it's amber, too.
Might be carved, not reconstituted. Get some glass windscreen glue. The kind that cures in light.
That push in looks of the older type. I can't quite describe it, but they got flatter and less solid later on. Chain is early, too. If you want to...
And the other one is tiger's eye.
French jet, clasp is early 20th.
I had something with Std on it, blowed if I can find the photo.
I beleive that's an abbreviation that was used late 19th/early 20th of Std for Standard. It meant a sterling silver content, from memory....
Nah, I meant the link between the weaving of the shawls and modern computing. ;) But I phrased it rather badly.
Second photo, the knotted ones without a clasp. Those look Baltic amber. I think the only one that isn't is that swirled bead one.
At least two of those are amber. The chip one isn't of huge value, but they all want a UV light on them. I don't like the salt water test, it can...
Those cut stones - I'd think citrine - look as though they came from a far older piece.
I'd have said post war Italian.
Sorry, I was being clear as mud. ;)
There you go. I am very fond of Czech and Bohemian art glass.
And mooshy peas. Must have mooshy peas an' chips.
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