I have the identical necklace to that stripy glass one. Bohemian/Czech 1920s/30s. Never tested mine.
Black and moonstone may be Beaujewels they used that construction. Little bib necklace is probably 1930s ish.
Acid free tissue. You can clean opals, but you need a special solution.
Oh yus. After a break of three weeks, five car boot sales this weekend. Fly was more than I'd normally pay, but I think it's fab. The amethyst...
And reading again, I'm with Davy. I suspect a relatively recent thing from Portugal.
I don't think it's a Brit. Now, I'll have to try and justify that. ;) The colours aren't typical of our majolica and the clay/base are much too...
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Sowwy, missed this, been away! It's not scavo. Bottle looks like a spatter with inclusions as an overlay. Studio, I agree. Possibly Boda, some...
I've actually been to H Stern in Rio. And drooled mightily. I bought - not from them - a very nice gold frame pendant with a big aquamarine set...
It's absolutely not Whitefriars.
Oho! Thank you. Much obliged.
I'm a space geek. Was that teen with spacelfight posters on the wall, never pop stars.
I'd think ZBS. Looks spot on.
Definitely toothbrush, part of a wash stand set.
My thought was Italian or French. Not English. I think earlier than Edwardian, might even be period for the style.
These were cigarette sets. Usually a matching ashtray, lighter and box plus this one.
Yup, a shop or retailer advertising tile. Nicely collectible. I think your dog is early 19th and was probably on a base made to look like, oh,...
That's serioiusly cheap to get that result.
I think earlier, and English. It's fairly typical of chairs made in the early 20th here, which were sort of a cross between Victorian - the...
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