And on home soil. It wasn't really until the Blitz that we had that.
Yup! Very 1970s.
Good!
@evelyb30 A wee bit of MAgic Eraser brings jasperware up very nicely. Today's bits. A Victorian silver mourning or keepsake brooch which...
We're an odd nation - if you've ever seen 'Allo, 'Allo, first made well within living memory of veterans, and somehow made the SS funny. Go figure.
Brooks and Bentley are one of those companies who sell jewellery with fancy names at what are, frankly, seriously over the top prices. That was...
That's interesting! I've certainly had them with cream or butter engraved, so presumably they were sold for many purposes. ;)
The Met Line Platform one..... oh dear.
Most welcome. I do like the pink on the one I had.
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London Transport sells of vintage stuff..... https://www.ltmuseumshop.co.uk/vintage-shop/full-collection
There you go. It's one of those British black humour usages in many ways.
These weren't tobacco, I've had them. A white china insert typically, and used for clotted cream or butter. The ones I've had were inscribed...
Petwer marks are properly called touchmarks.
AJ, have you come across the Pip, Squeak and Wilfred term? Used here for the three campaign medals for WW1. Here:...
Brooks and Bentley do use precious stones, but they're low grade ones, so it's possible they're actual emeralds. Ah. Got it:...
I'd have grabbed those in a heartbeat for that money.
Says 1994 to me.
Definitely country made.
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