Has he gone back under the bridge, or do I need to go Full Brit?
Book of CELTS. Dear heaven.
New one to me, too, fascinating.
I picked up a kluk kluk decanter with a silver rim in a charity shop for eight quid. It was an Asprey one. ;)
These are usually Chinese, sometimes low grade silver.
It's specifically the Majorica with an i pieces that use precious metals and stones. There are other faux pearls made on Mallorca, but they're...
Majorica pearls from Mallorca. Lovely expensive faux pearls made from fish scale, usually with precious metal findings and sometimes even...
Might also be Poole.
Copy of a baptismal font.
Pewter. 1950s ish copy of a Tudor one.
I've seen lots of these too, agree on modern.
Those little ones were sold as scent bottles, I remember them.
Most welcome.
9ct and SIL is a 1920s/30s mark on British semi costume stuff. I suspect the eternity ring is a similar age and white gold.
Bit late, but yeah, field poppies.
There's no range name in the book, but it does reproduce catalogue pages for a French exporter called Dinazur, dating from the late 80s into early...
Very true, we sent a lot of brown across the pond. That was never a pub table, by the way, just a regular dining table. Drop leaf here rather than...
I've a very similar, unmarked but gold one, bought new in the 70s. They do wear.
Victorian jewellery was often unmarked. The amethyst star would be £50 to £80 here, maybe a little more. The other about the £60 mark.
I've a few of these bought as nice garden decorative items. Not cheap.
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