Ground anchor.
Oh silver, your mind is like mine. ;) I think that's a 1960s ish mark. Where's Walter?
Think about how those antique dishes and such would have been cleaned back in the day. By comparison with soda, lye and harsh soaps, vinegar and...
Ah. London. ;)
Hm. Now here's me thinking all the regulars here know where my here is.
I like the story, too. In London, rewired it'd prolly be 100 to 150 dollars, may be a bit more. Mad, innit. ;)
I've a traditional charm bracelet, which I'm fond of. Every charm is a place or an event. Yes, I'm keeping it, kaspers. Oh dear. ;)
If in doubt, sell it as is. Some people like them distressed - actually, most do, I think. Probably between the two wars. It'll end up in a...
Meant to go outside a house on a pole, I suspect. Those sell amazingly well here.
I love them too, which is probably not conducive to selling the things. ;) The first one is coconut shell inlaid in whatever the base wood is....
Yes, there's a pearl missing, but I'll find one. These were the other two odd bits. Grabbed these boxes for abour six dollars because I like...
What an odd day. Schlepped to one car boot sale, in the drizzle, hardly any cars. So, went to the farther town, NO cars at all - it was their...
Messi, they do tend to get described as such, although I agree "real" micro mosaic is minute. (Made by nuns in Florence and Rome in the 19th C to...
The yellow one is nicely done enamelled but not cloisonne. The pink vase especially I think is earlier: 1930s or so. I'd like to see its backside....
Quite possibly. Looks like a decent factory, for one thing.
I typed too slowly!
Hm. I've seen that somewhere, it's annoyingly familiar. It resembles the very earliest Carter Stabler and Adams mark. It's also similar to a...
Aesthetic is Good. I think trios are always an excellent approach.
The base looks too white for late 19th/early 20th. It's well modelled. My inclination is 1930s or so.
And yes, the 800 is silver purity.
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