That's charming. I suspect you will do rather well with it, too.
Hey, it's still a nice looking thing!
I don't think this is carved or a one off, I'm afraid. It's a representation of an Egyptian stele with some ancient bloke's name on it. I suspect...
Bob bon dish, then.
Absolutely not wisteria, they have long hanging racemes of individual fat flowers, shapes rather like a bean or pea flower. Sometimes deep blue,...
I suspect Cheryl will comment on this, but in the meantime.... http://www.925-1000.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=40333
Nice. ;)
;) It's a super bangle, I really like it.
You'll find lots of Minoan ladies with their bits hanging out. ;) I'd have grabbed that too. The pendant, that is. Not the bits.
RCJ - https://www.illusionjewels.com/research/costumejewelrymarks.html Really useful website.
Most welcome. The beads are really nice.
You're very welcome.
Try Googling on Fish Enterprises UK and Crown Jewellery USA - they used both names, you should find some stuff on them.
Chinese company, still going, have been making pretty but inexpensive enamel jewellery since at least the early 80s. They're actually called Fish...
Possibly English but the decoration isn't. I don't know your market: they'd not sell for as much as that here.
Ma used to put a spoonful in a saucer in a warm oven, worked a treat. I'm still here. I think.
That wouldn't surprise me at all. The company went in with all sorts, including Majorica for pearls. Those wee cloisonne carp are usually Chinese....
Usually Bohemian, even with windmills. ;) Early 20th C.
Late - sometimes in the 1980s. I'd have said one of the ones made after the company closed, but for the lack of barcode/EAN. Not one of the really...
Yup, missing a lid and it's chalkware by the look of it.
Separate names with a comma.
