I bet the pot is Egermann.
Yup, that's the one I found. It would make perfect sense, hm? I do think the jar itself is European made, with that 1. Lodges have a thing for...
Blades made in Sheffield for the French market. And yes, 800 silver.
Can't see any reason for it not to be that old.
If it's a Lodge, then the number ought to be its number.
Odd mix, isn't it. The handles are certainly British.
I really don't think English.
I doubt the box has anything to do with the ring.
She isn't sure if they belonged to her mother or her Auntie Bridie. (ALL Irish families have an Auntie Bridie.) I think they're delightful: the...
A find indeed. My friend next door gave me a bag of random costume jewellery to either keep or charity shop. In amongst them were these two. I...
That's brilliant. Ought to sell well, I suspect.
Most welcome, greg!
Thanks folks!
I've stared at a lot of altar rails in my time. ;)
davey, is that original paint on the wardrobe, or did someone do a clever job on it?
Try electroform as a term.
Campanulas, indeed. NOT the same as snowdrops: those are convollaria. I don't think this is Brentleigh. It's a pretty 1920s ish jug, mass market...
Chain connected is what I call them, too. Or chain strung.
Agreed. I do like them though.
I do agree on chain connected necklaces being nice quality. I have a "few".
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