Me too, Marie.
Aseda.
So you know have a very fine blush ivory jug with good gilding. ;)
I've actually no clue who made them. ;) They both look like H&K or Tuscan, but unmarked.
How do you like these, fid? [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Oh quite. ;)
It would still have been rejected. Worcester were very very funssy.
If you do get the weird white thing, put the silver in a paper bag with a banana skin and it restores patina. I use Sunshine cloths for jools...
Worcester would NEVER have let that out of the factory if it were a manufacturing mishap. Or at the very least, it would have a second mark. Looks...
Very Art Nouveau and a bit Klimt. That's not a European 7 which is interesting.
I like them too, Calico, some of the mottos are huge fun.
It's British, from Devon. Absolutely typical. Made from oh, the mid 19th till almost the present day. There were so many factories making this...
If it's not genuine, it's a damn good fake. The earrings will be kept: I've no holes in my ears, so good clips are always welcome. And the amber...
So, this thing is silver, so if it's a copy, it's decent. What say you? [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Costume, I'm fairly sure, although I need to squint more. But it has a cross shaped dangle. Ring any bells? Thank you! [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Decent day today. A huge amber brooch with Polish hallmarks for a dollar fifty. I stack of hallmarked silver jools for about 50 dollars. Mostly...
You've a Damascene Toledo Ware bracelet. Do I see amber?
Fiid, if you like Decoro, check out Hollinshead and Kirkham, you'd love some of it. There's another company we well. Royal Something. Bother....
I snarfed what I thought was a pretty white metal bracelet at a yard sale this morning. This afternoon, I noticed the 925 mark on it. ;)
Dating it is easier than that. Six dots on the left, six on the right of the crown, she said squinting. That makes it 1903.
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