Yup, modern Asian with the non polished base.
It's a Caithness Glass second. They either have CIIG on them or CG2.
The sad thing is that the Star and Garter home has now been sold off for fancy bloody flats that no one can afford. :(
Agree on French, late 19th or so.
Agreed, Black Forest. Your newspaper was probably in the old Hoch Deutsch font, which went after WW2.
PS: How did you find that, by the way? It eluded my googling!
Those agate brooches are 1960s or 70s, as is the little fawn. Other than the locket and the diamante with blue, the rest look very new. Number 2...
Ruth, it was on a tray of odds and sods, inlcuding bags of odd beads. She's missed stuff before - I think she looks for British hallmarks and...
Blimey! Huge thanks Lucille. It cost me a whole dollar from someone who thought she knew jewellery. ;)
That would be rather nice. ;)
Microfibre cloths work remarkably well. A Sunshine cloth on small things is good. I like Silver Foam, NEVER dip and I don't like the electrolysis...
1930s or so transferware with air brush highlights. Very out of fashion, I'm afraid.
I'd have said 60s. I own earrings of Ma's with that clip style. We didn't use AB nearly as much as you guys, so I suspect your side of the pond.
This is a honker. Pink rose quartz set in copper coloured metal. Anyone know the maker please? [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
So these are rather nice. Real pearl and turquoise. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Actually, Hannibal is a thought or a Hannibalish hunter. I wish I could remember where I saw the blasted statue.
Blimey! That's not good.
1960s or later, made as tourist ware. Venetian figures.
Bit high for a nursing chair, I think, and those normally have arms and a better back. Bedroom or boudoir chair, could be a bit earlier than the...
Ah. Maybe white stiletto feet on it? ;) I promise not to tell bad Essex girl jokes. Maybe.
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