Yes, they're bullicante. ;)
Earlyish I think - 1970s. Not sure if it's a Willie Manson.
That's it! Well found.
I think a necklace might be less susceptible to damage. You could do it as a block, or a line of the beads. I quite like the idea of a line of...
Hm. I suspect it had a stand.
I recognise it, but can't remember it. Blast. Modern decent maker.
I'd be threading those to make a rather spectacular end on end pendant. Fine gold coloured wire or chain, not silver. They look 1930s Czech to me,...
I really doubt it's a Samson copy, they're far better quality. I agree it's not well made - and look how those crossed swords are moulded, not...
Heh. ;) Visca Cataluna Lliure!
Tea bags. <shudder> Abominations.
Agreed, I don't think it's one of ours.
Amethyst, definitely. I've seen this combo "in the wild" and it makes the monstone pop.
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Most welcome. I like this stuff, have several dishes.
1980s to my eye. I like it.
Puigdemont Catalan pottery. http://www.ceramicapuigdemont.com/index.php/en/
Not worth it, sadly. I like the pot plant idea.
Fairly recent, probably Indonesian. Main stone looks moonstone. These usually had a couple of little amethysts.
Bullicante is the word you seek. I'd think Italian.
They also got a bronze death plaque.
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