Laura Ashley with Welsh labels is particularly sought after. Gunne Sax isn't as well known here. If you ever find Ossie Clark, Radley, Jean Varon,...
I'd have grabbed that one, it's unsual.
That necklace is 1960s plastic, I have one bought by Ma then. Made to look like agates and other semi precious stones.
I think 60s. I'm almost wondering if someone made and/or added that nice embellishment.
Pseudo mark, I'd say.
The Iceni didn't make glass, the technique was brought here by the Romans. That's about the age I was thinking: I've seen similar and that was a...
I strongly suspect that your yellow beads are ancient glass ones, restrung with a nice rose gold clasp in the early 20th or late 19th C.
Certainly 1960s. Interesting about long dresses: they do very well here.
Ah, not a mince pie, then. ;) Ours are the dried fruit version, sweet not savoury, made for Christmas. Accents: you can still pin point the part...
Get a Sunshine cloth on it. Works wonders.
19th C Doulton Lambeth gin bottle.
Yup, Italian souvenir one.
No problem. I suspect these are 80s ish Victorian Revival. Those clips are very comfortable, I find.
Ah, but what kind of mince?
Those aren't screwbacks.
The long ones are the langues du chat. The plain round ones are for fairy cakes or mince pies, the shells and others for madeleines.
1960s, and you'll never find out who.
1980s, probably 1928 Co. Of little value, I'm afraid.
Edwardian in style sideboard, and I bet it's in England. We did make repros of these, but it's nice.
South China sea, probably Hong Kong coastal. I saw loads of these there.
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