That white pottery is very typical of Italy. I think a bit earlier, 1950s ish.
Indonesia would be my bet. Amethyst indeed and either aquamarine or blue topaz.
1 is the oldest from the glass colour and the form, early 19th. Not whisky bottles - or at least, not here, they're classic three ring decanters.
Pa never got to D-Day, which I suspect he was rather grateful for. Two years in hospital after Cassino.
I'd email the Imperial War Museum. Helpful people.
Ah, ok, I see what you mean. An odd thing, that.
Ca, c'est une cigale Provencale. Une signe de bonne chance dans cette region.
Citrines are lovely. That brooch is late 19th from the pin length.Oh, and the other pendant is engine turned guilloche enamel.
When you sell that Death, make sure you use Grim Reaper and terry Pratchett as keywords.
Ace! Thanks most much @aaroncab for remembering and @Miscstuff for the first id!
It's missing a glass back. That would have held a piece of hair or whatever. Early 20th/late 19th.
The late 19th C globe decanter is correctly paired with a round stopper which looks spot on for the period. The one you have as 3 actually looks...
They're corner chairs. The shape was meant to be for the corner of a room: that five legged structure was more stable than anything with four legs...
Nathan, if she asks her GP, they'll do a printout of prescriptions and also test results and her record summary. I used to keep one for my Ma.
I use an old fashioned book. ;) Jackson's Silver marks.
I've dug around, can't find this. Anyone, please? [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Two different years. London marks for 1975, that's the A. And the lower case t is 1974. They're spring flowers, look like coffee spoons. JP is...
That hinge is late 19th into early 20th, anyhow.
I stared at this a bit earlier. the scene is sort of English but something about that numbering and the look of it, says it isn't, to me. Austrian...
It's not hockey. That's hurling.
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