Spode's Oriental I think. Missing a stopper, I wonder if that was silver.
If it's not Doulton, might be Bourne or Langley. Either way, I think you got a bargain.
Gosia, depending on where you are, a decent local auction house might be a good route. I know some, so give me a hint on location. ;)
Oh, never mind, of course you are. I think that's Doulton Lambeth. I want it.
Oho. If that's made by who I think it is, I covet it deeply. Remind me, Nathan are you in the UK?
Oh, and fibre optic, too, I'd forgotten that.
Yup, wrong way round, those.
Moonglow plastics do chatoyance - and there's also artificial star sapphires.
My here is not your here. ;) The UK imported like mad from HK, twas our colony.
I think they're all that early, even 5 and 6.
Not all Ercol is stamped or marked in any way. I have pieces bought new in the 80s with nothing on them at all.
Hong Kong can be older here, of course, we imported from there way back. Those do all look late 60s/early 70s.
Yup, the Staffordshire knot is used by many many factories. But that is indee a garter.
I've seen similar joined with a kind of elastic binding to make bracelets. Indian I think.
Nah, it was @evelyb30 who had the J Crew. ;) That black one. That brooch looks rock crystal. Nice.
I have the bracelet that matches that J Crew necklace - a whole quid at a car boot sale. ;) @KSW - that bar brooch is early 20th, close up of...
We wore those as dresses: I had its twin, albeit made here. One reason was that "nightwear" had lower tax, so was cheaper. That meant many shops...
Second one is a 1970s ish faux (glass) opal costume piece. Victorian Revival. Cameo looks 1930s ish from the back.
It's the young Christ with a lamb, missing a sort of cross thing with a halo - those were often metal. He's Parian, the base looks glazed. Might...
I think older, I've seen 19th C stuff with big holes. Austrian or German perhaps, eaarly 20th with nice hand painting.
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