And necklaces, roughly twelve bucks the lot. Including freshwater seed pearls with a silver clasp. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]...
I had fun today. So, a rather nice watch. Not working, but pretty enough to wear as jewellery. I can't decide whether it's actually 14K or gold...
I've an almost identical one albeit with a glass lid. Ma bought it in the late 60s or thereabouts. Dunno who made it, but I suspect it's Czech, we...
London has a Breadboard Museum. How on earth have I never been there or heard of it?
First pair are porcelain painted with forget me nots. Probably 1960s or later. The "JJ" lookie likies are pretty recent from those backs. The...
1980s into 90s, costume, especially that clasp. Victorian Revival copy of a vinaigrette.
Oho. I think you're right.
Here, those are jam or marmelade.
We do indeed like cannetille! It's well worth $13. Nicely made and with some age.
Cannetile work. Odd mark: it's not saying 800, it's almost like a linked chain of Os.
The bow brooch might be British, I've had some of our stuff marked like that. And some marked STERLING with full hallmarks, and some just marked...
I think you've a piece of Japanese art glass from the 70s ish. Can't see the base well enough to be definitive.
Modern, but very good quality, that's a nice bit of bevelled edge mirror.
As an aside, Poole Pottery did recent similar stuff, as has Emma Bridgewater.
It isn't sommerso, those are internal trails.
It's all those brown cafes. ;)
It's spongeware. I don't recogise the mark and it looks relatively recent, so perhaps a hobby maker. Nicely done though.
I think that's the front from an illuminated department store display which sat on or behind or below the counter. I also think I've seen that one...
I think it might speak Japanese.
Mercury glass is what it looks like.
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