Oh, yes, it tracks me, it does. fid, thank you. It isn't marked and I need to test it, but I'm fairly sure it's some grade of silver. Very well...
Ashtray is almost certainly Japanese.
I will!
Hah. My cousin (a Londoner) sings in a Georgian language choir here and has been to your country many times. Excellent food. Lovely people.
Yup, tree holder. Nice one, too.
I am being stalked by jewellery. It just follows me, I swear. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Jewels was one of the absoute stalwarts of our old boards and sells stuff that would bankrupt me in a heartbeat. ;) Welcome home!
I'm in the early 19th C English camp. Makers copied scenes.
Absoulutely not Wedgwood. I hate to say it, but my gut feel is it's a relatively recent Asian repro. Nice though. That's based on the bottom and...
Good heavens! Hello, @Jewelscollectingdust . How very nice to see you here.
I'd also recommend picking up auction catalogues if you can. A wealth of information. If you're ever in London, go to the jewellery gallery at the...
Clay is very like Devon pots, but the glaze is more Belgian. I think Belgian, early 20th.
I've a wooden reamer, a glass squeezer, like yours and a vintage orange and yellow Tupperware thingy!
You're very welcome. I'm very fond of my own sideboard: unlike so much modern furniture it has character and has lived!
And this will be the church: http://stkatharinesholt.org.uk/ http://www.bradfordonavonmuseum.co.uk/holt-church Your Mary is buried somewhere in...
I've seen them used to hold aioli in Spain.
A reamer, here, is a different thing entirely. Usually wood with a handle - you push it into the lemon, squidge said lemon round it and let the...
I think you did very nicely! It's the pin length and the hinge that look late 19th to me. Black cinnabar is a thought. Can you see layers?...
The hinge looks a bit later than that, but the script is right for the early 19th. Lovely little mourning brooch, that.
Brooch is late 19th, even though the coins are older. The blue and white beads are 1920s or 30s. The clasp has come from a 1950s/60s West German...
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