Most welcome. I'm rather fond of pearls.
Black irridescent. Nice necklace.
It's only Bristol if it's made there. ;) Yes, there is a type of glass known as Bristol Blue. This, however, is as cluttered has said. Bohemian...
We were starting to get postcode precursors by WW2 for one thing. And the county is missing too. And, it's quite wrong to say that silver...
Not with that address style it isn't.
How very interesting. Not military, I think, I can't think of a British unit that would abbreviate to that. Victorian, almost certainly, from the...
I'd see it at about £100 to £200 here. That wide because it's unusual.
Given the fact that the enamelled flower isn't that well done, I agree, later mass market Italian. It's copying an earlier Bohemian style.
One off artisan, I'd say. Super thing.
French, I suspect.
Most welcome.
Isn't it just - and two separate hair colours as well. I wonder if one was wife and one child, so maybe one mourning and one sentimental. Sheer...
You're very welcome. The fob is a nice thing - carving may be Naples.
Agree the back looks like onyx, which is typical for mourning fobs. If it's showing red, carnelian is likely, also typical for intaglio.
That, my friend, is a very nice mourning or maybe sentimental watch fob which has nothing to do with the necklace. Either rose gold or rolled rose...
Ah, that makes sense. For display and perhaps one's cards.
Nice going on those hieroglyphs!
I think the RG was the original carver of the tourist piece if that makes sense and that it was then mass copied. I have reconstituted Italian...
Cheryl, could I point you at the bracelet thread on the Jools board please? Ta. And yes, never a Scots mark, that. For that age, would have been...
That discolouration can be a deliberate effect.
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