The box clasp is absolutely integral to the wire work - all of a piece. The chain may not be original.
Bad Man! ;)
If it had a silver rim, I'd expect to see the roughness extend slightly down the neck bit. These sat sort of in the base: I've Caithness ones that...
Yup, a threesome is pretty typical.
May even be later, Ma had these on evening frocks in the 50s. I normally pay about ten quid for these, but I'm a cheapskate!
Cheers! I wondered about cabochons, there's no sign of them - I quite iike it without. And a mark being on the missing bit makes sense, to.
Aha. Ginori makes sense, it's almost a maiolica faience type design.
Rose, not sunflower, and in the style of Elizabethan ones. Thistles, yes.
Probably 800, silver content. Late 19th into early 20th. silver, cloisonne enamel and filigree. I suspect Turkish or somewhere round that neck of...
Base photo please.
Yup, buckle. $70 is too much, to my mind.
Older would have been properly fire polished edge.
I'm still with stopper. However, a tumble up is a US term for a set of carafe and tumbler. Not used for anything undrinkable.
Hmmmm..... might well be. I'll have another squint, thank you.
Might well be - it's good quality.
Taking returns is also mandatory in UK law.
Isn't it just. Even nicer if I can fix that clasp....
I did! Car boot yesterday, five dollars or so.
A GIANT tastevin with teeny marks - it's the size of a fruit bowl[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] . I suspect it's French BWDIK. Can anyone...
These are fun. From Rajasthan I think. And a bit of age. [ATTACH]
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