I think you'd like English Arts and Crafts. Maples, Waring and Gillow, Heals and Liberty are the big boys on that. Google on Voysey, and the stuff...
Still sold on Crete and other Greek islands. I rather like them.
Funnily enough, there was a toadstone ring on this week's Antiques Roadshow. Ten grand.
True, albeit I've had little joy with Gumtree. Car boot if you're doing one.
He's in the UK. Craigslist isn't really a thing here. BHF or someone will get a tenner for it.
Not just said to be, but known to be. ;) I've had the Ravenhead variant in its box. The Lasi one is also pretty well known here, and both are in...
That little stickpin is Victorian gold and pearls. About thirty to fifty pounds. The deer one is about a fiver. The ring which says 9ct...
You also need to look for style and craft, that can make a difference, too. Are you in the UK or what? (I know UK good makers best.)
Fairly recent Indonesian by the look of it.
Jane then P something ending in nt.
Most welcome!
sis, these are fairly common here, and also much debated, as the variants are so very alike. I've owned and sold some. There may well be another...
Most welcome. I've a fair few of those.
Yup, Ravenhead Flair was the British version. The Scandi was Lasisepat Finland.
Heffalumps. ;)
High street and chain jewellers here are rubbish on identifying and proper appraisals.If you want an insurance valuation, you go to a decent...
Your second pair are Spanish. Toledo Ware or faux Damascene - and those do look 1960s.
These were made by a Scandi factory and also a British one. My brain has entirely lost the Scandi one, but the British was Ravenhead from memory.
Second one is Caithness Glass. Those had a clear label. Flamenco pattern, as I recall.
Many jewellers here charge for evaulating stones. it might even be worth buying a diamond tester - not expensive on Ebay. Or, take it to somewhere...
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