One note of caution: there's a lot of repros of these out there. Worth a quid, tho'.
Tallcakes, I've seen a fair bit of Israeli glass here with those drips. Usually some kind of generic label. I don't know whether we get Rueven here.
I can't remember the proper term, but it's basically a wine taster. Not a tastevin. Probably Georgian - how grey is the glass?
That's Israeli.
I had one of those, bought for me as a gift in the late 70s. Bit odd to get a mix of conventional and common control marks.
Not fine gauze wound covering dressings, but the heavier woven cotton type, used to secure gauze in place. The sort that came as a roll with a...
I've manicure scissors with straight blades. I don't mean bandage removal scissors: those are typical of the kind found in old First Aid kits.
The middle ones are for children - the idea was that the blunt ends were safer. Left hand small are manicure. Right hand larger look like bandage...
Yup, Turkish, seen them there. Might be low grade silver. Nicely done.
it's what they were sold for and designed as. And still are: I saw some in Spain in June in a rather nice leather shop. Don't forget that...
I own still and have owned in the past, several of these. Mine were mostly bought in Spain, and are nicely made and lined. Coin or change purses,...
Or Maas. That works, too.
Late 19th/early 20th anyhow.
Jivvy, the earrings will be worn, with adaptors. They're really unusual: the colour isn't enamel, it's sort of stained silver. A whole five...
Monet is a French word. ;) Nice bangle, you listing that?
I am very fond of pickle dishes. They're one of those sort of purist antiques, if that makes sense. All about real history, and age and how people...
Well done. Probably means the original one is only just post war, I suspect.
Isn't it fab? There's also some original jet beads. I reckon the frame alone is worth more than the ten dollars I paid. ;)
Nice little box, this. No marks, of course, but does the style look at all familiar? [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Oh, and pickle dishes. Rather battered, but so would you be if you were about 220 years old or more. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
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