I know what they are, but I just thought I'd show them. ;) My favourite is the white metal one: the carving is superb. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]...
He does look German. The flowers are violets, which is devotion.
Good thinking Bronwen. My first reaction was citrine, but glass is equally feasible.
Not english, imo.
Not Monty. (One of my neigbours was his driver!)
Agreed. I think very recent, too.
Yes, 1900s and yes, Italy. I can't remember what the FAP mark is, my brain may start working.
Nice marketing! ;)
Hospodka or Chribska.
Try Veronica. Whoever made this did it phonetically.
Useful about the baby oil. I took tortoiseshell bits to the British Museum years ago, and they recommended a smear of olive oil, which works well.
Well, she's Ceres with those wheat ears and flowers. Naples carved, probably Ercolani. Conch shell. Is that a replacement clasp? I'd say. LAte...
Um, no. The best salmon you buy here is wild salmon, not farm raised. Dye pellets are illegal. Even the farmed fish are premium over and above non...
Spot on. Winstanley.
Now, see, to me, it looks typical Scottish salmon! Yum.
A mosque is always a good bet: it's obligatory to be able to read the Qu'ran in Arabic, and to pray in it, although services - sermons and such -...
Yup, shardware. The pieces of porcelain can be very old indeed, but set in modern white metal pieces. I like the concept.
Scottish. I've forgotten the name. Bother.
1970s with that back.
Local mosque?
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