Pick a charity shop your grandmama would have liked. They've little value, but people do buy pretty, so they might as well go to a new home.
In that case, real, but I suspect cultured rather than natural. Especially with that modern lobster claw clasp. Natural would have something far...
I'd say fake looking at the colour and uniformity. Davey is right though, with the tooth thing. Won't tell you if they're cultured though.
Indian.
Both Mr Bear and Mrs Bear like them. ;) Himself is the aviation purist, I'm the space flight nut, so there's crossover!
Looks more like a TU 144 to me.
I've seen something like that logo. Brain is saying Phoenix, something to do with Camelback Mountain.
I'm with Cheryl. Classic 1960s tourist Spanish.
I'm fascinated by the fact that two hundred year, or more, old things have designs that look modern.
I think modern import as well.
Hm. You're making me think about keeping it. ;)
Thank you! It's actually marked on all the bases, which seems to indicate quality - and it's heavy, too. When I squinted at it, I thought it Cairo...
Reasonably modern, possibly low grade silver, and either Indian or "Tibetan".
It may be even earlier than that, and it may also be Scottish. A lot of spongeware was made there.
Isn't it a shame. I think it has to be gold: no one would have bothered with that quality enamel in base metal or plated to my mind. I'd have kept...
Hey, nice thing to find at the back of a hoard. ;)
I was being far too cryptic. ;) Here's the locket, anyhow - [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Thank God, I still have a memory! ;) cxgirl, how did you ever get TWO of these?
This rings a bell. Didn't we have a Portsmouth Park cup on here a couple of years back? The racing element actually adds a little to it: that race...
Photograph. ;)
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