Not threaded inside, no. It moves, but won't unscrew.
Marked Peerage Made in England. Very heavy, rattles a bit. Wha'? ;) [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
No help for the USA, but our Ministry of Defence will provide full service records, which is rather good.
I feel your pain. ;)
Not a forget me not, wrong leaves. Arg.
Sell them as is, I've friends who buy them to repurpose. Crystal not stone.
I wear clips, but I'm not keen on screw backs, they're fiddly. I also have small earlobes, which doesn't help.
There's an excellent Facebook page for people who repair costume jewellery. Do NOT take it to an ordinary jeweller. I'd actually be inclined to...
It's rouge rather than roune.
Oriental, imo.
Second one is probably either Doulton Lambeth or Minton. I'm inclined to Doulton. Fireplace tile, 19th C. Boat is an older tile which someone...
MOulded, and nowhere near Baccarat quality. Italian or French, I suspect.
I'll get a photo in the morning. It's basically just a flat saucer, not ornate and no hole.
Here's one of mine - the other has an underplate. [ATTACH]
That's definitely Skey, sis.
I've got a couple of Skey planters. Not majolica, same as yours. Don't plug the hole, line with coir or moss and sit it on an old plate. They're...
I sold something recently for just under fifty quid, having paid three for it. I suspect it will get sold on for over a hundred. But, took me...
That seems right, looking at the shading.
Cameo is a bit later with that hinge, early 20th. Likewise the flower broch, which will have language f flowers significance, if I can think what...
Not lapis imo, either. That sort of shaded look is all wrong and the colour is off.
Separate names with a comma.
