Most welcome.
I'm a massive fan of their plain chocolate peppermint cream bar, and their jelly babies. 69 pence!
I have two necklaces: one only says Ch Dior the other only says Grosse, but they're both made by Grosse. NOS is new old stock: an ex shop item,...
What's interesting is that Grosse sold theirs both under their own name and Dior. Mine are NOS, bought from the same person who sold me a rather...
Bou, do you have a local Lidl? Excellent choccies.
The Dior is 1980s. It was made by a company called Grosse, and has a very distincive clasp. I think the M is MOnet. My Dior and Grosse bits:...
Late 19th or thereabouts.
Modern Chinese, I've had one or two. Fun little things.
Might have had turron. Which is delectable.
SOme shirt studs are large. Locket is there to hold hair - and that looks like neodymium glass or even alexandrite to me. Bet it's silver, bet...
Dirt can do that. ;)
It could have a silver rim, true. Glass thing is an eyebath I reckon. Black buttons probably Victorian jet. Shoe buckles may be as early as...
Blue button is probably dichroic glass. Edwardian. The silvery ones look 1950s, I'd say pewter or pot metal. Box writing is back to front. ;)
It ought to open or pop out. I've seen these with a blue or other lining, meant for a lock of hair. That ivy means fidelity, marital love. Clover...
Most welcome. Some of these show up made from the remnants of things like old bridges or even ships.
Current queen's cipher, Coronation souvenir. Nicer than most. Sold as cigarette boxes.
Yup, nineteenth century Scottish hardstone and silver. Mine. All mine.
More for the Hoard. Hey @Any Jewelry how do you like this? I need to find someone who can CAREFULLY solder me a ring on, but it was under twenty...
As I always say, potters ain't botanists. ;)
That's a just post war Moorcroft mark, I believe. Said Queen was the queen mother, wife to George VI. Looks like hibiscus. Bargain!
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