If they're 1970s, I doubt they're lead, unless you guys were still allowing manufacture then.
First one is certainly a Spartan warrior, and he's a copy of a statue I've seen. Bother, can't remember whether it was in London or Greece. I...
Not German. I need a close up of that helmed head and the figures on either side please. Oh, and the back. Your family got any colonial service...
If you're ever in doubt, Ercol the company will very happily identify their chairs for you. Your BS 1960 is the British Standard mark for 1960,...
Could be Empoli
I've had the coloured ones too - and yes, very hippy 70s. I agree, this one is much nicer. All of three dollars. ;)
I agree with af. It might be a maker called Olde Charm.
I supect the pendant was a mourning or keepsake piece. A little bit of glass or clear stuff missing.
Earlier. Late 18th or early 19th as it has no handle. Could be one of ours, that blue is fairly typical.
Yup, clear quartz in white metal cages. Irresistible!
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Oho. I think you're spot on calico.
Art glass. I like the knots too.
Late 19th/early 20th. Not a lot of value.
Probably paart of a garniture.
Those polished dome rivets - they look newer to me. Unless they've been redone.
I think that's later than the other pieces with that knotted snake chain. I also think it's a marriage. The beads and caps on the necklace don't...
I suspect calico's is a copy of the older brooches, looking at the back construction.
It's a common 1970s British maker.
I'd get about a tenner for that, so not bad.
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