I strongly suspect this is where someone tried to test it once.
Well said Taupou. I do have one ring I bought from a pawn shop, but I'd still not call it Old Pawn! Most of my older NA stuff is unmarked.
Those look like annealing fractures to me.
Late 19th Bohemian.
Some of these are made from a kind of reconstituted granite.
House have Borrowers. Let's see how many get that. ;)
Really don't worry about the order of hallmarks, they can be all over the place.
Fair point on the geography. Brain fart. What leads you to Jaipur on this? I've a friend who goes on buying trips to Indonesia, and brings back...
Agreed.
Indonesia or possibly Bali. Relatively recent, but very nice, I'd have grabbed it.
Me too.
I know that feeling. I resent missing car boot sales.
Where on earth are you finding jumble sales! Dettori is a lovely man. I went racing at Newbury last year and he was very obliging and friendly...
Saw these like mad in Egypt. Little tourist pieces. Pottery I suspect.
Shao shan stone, I suspect.
Early 19th C English transferware - 1830s or so. I do like the way these have mis matched transfers, because they were put on by hand. Old, yes,...
I'm not convinced it's Scottish made. There were scores of Birmingham makers and factories using Celtic motifs.
I don't think Glasgow, with that Greek Key border. Newlyn usually has some reference to sea related stuff. Keswick is KSIA marked, too. I do...
Seriously not worth the money, leave them alone.
Made like it. The charms are far too alike in style not to be. I can't work out the theme, it's odd. A garden roller, bowling pin, goblet, traffic...
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