Copyright symbol suggests it isn't NA made.
Cheryl, I think it would have been marked as Britannia standard silver here - that's 950.
Start a new thread with photos please.
It's been id'd as Fratelli Toso on another board. Told you so. ;)
Not like anything Iberian I've ever seen. Oddly, it does resemble some British majolica.
Someone in that charity shop is having a giraffe, to use rhyming slang.
All of those. ;) It's also very common to see it without town marks, or with just 9 ct. I don't think the maker will matter on this, as af says,...
Might be Fratelli Toso.
I've some similar in The Hoard. ;)
I am a Londoner. My Indian friends and neighbours reckon the cuisines - many and varied - of India here are better than on the sub continent. ;)...
37 is a UK 4, which is smaller than a US 7. I'm a 4 1/2 UK, 37 1/2 to 38 European, but end up with a 7 1/2 in US shoes.
And there's loads of them out there, now I know what to look for. Many thanks @i-need-help!
Oh, THAT'S a thought. I'll go squint at it again.
And probably Czech.
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Thanks Cheryl! There's no sign of it having held anything. Florentine leather makes sense.
Street art, I suspect.
A repurposed spool from a cotton or wool mill. I've seen a fair few souvenirs like this: egg timers, games and all sorts.
More the shape - I've not seen much 19th with that type. But the sheen is a good point too.
I'm not sure about the stones being that early?
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