Pretty well - not sure they're pewter, but some kind of non precious, anyhow.
Ercol? I sit on those every day, they're wonderful.
I've been there! I remember the priest and half the congregation piling in after Mass.
Three votes for 50s/60s.
Very very recent, I've seen those retailed. Nice though.
1970s ish, probably made in Empoli.
Could be a bronze belt buckle, given where you are.
I'm in London, and near an area once and still known as little Ireland. ;) I can tell the difference between quite a few regional Irish accents....
I do remember once buying a rather nice couture suit on Ebay, which showed with a ripped lining. The seller, who'd offered it on behalf of her...
Heh. Yes, a London plane, which is a different thing again from a British sycamore, although the leaves look a bit similar. Sycamores are a bit of...
Not over here, it isn't. ;)
Minton majolica. That ought to help the search. It's a plane tree leaf. Here, those are twenty quid or so, but ymmv.
Looks like a rig worker to me too. Forty years or a bit more would be at the kickoff of North Sea oil, so I suspect it relates to that. Esso on...
The craic is grand. ;)
Mine are nice art glass, so I suspect those are as well. My clasp has no marks, and I've believed it to be Czech, and from the length, between the...
Not brilliant photos, but see what I mean about the fitments? No marks on mine. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Totally agree it can be washed, but the Sunshine cloth will take the tarnish and crud off the metal very nicely.
I wondered that, I need some tiny turquoise cabochons.
Sellers here can make the item private, which is what has happened in this instance. Yes, if it's on .uk, it will be in pounds.
No Irish or European artist would sign a date that way. It's in American format.
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