There's a street artist in the Spanish town where I holiday who does pyrography using a lens and sun power. Fascinating to watch. I'm not...
Have a REALLY careful look. Sometimes, there's a tiny hidden 900 or 800 mark. Other than that, I think Cheryl is spot on. No surprise. ;)
It's nigh on identical to the ones I owned.
I had an Olympus Trip 35 which I would put on a wall to take night shots. One of those was very handy.
My thought, too.
It's a camera cable shutter release.
Hm. That looks like a part of a mural or embellishment for a building that someone has had made into a table. Nice.
1940s. Decent solid everyday table.
I'd back and front it with glass, if you see what I mean. Big plain wood frame, sandwich the thing between two sheets of glass.
I'd offer twenty five, if you really want it. Then use an orbital sander to take it back to bare wood. Wax it.
I'd agree - the ones here were light or natural pine, but 1970s to me.
Decent reasonably old Chinese cloisonne enamel on brass cufflinks. The central panel is Yin Yang. Probably early 20th C - Meiji period. I like...
rro, I'd no idea you had been ill. I'm absolutely delighted that you sound as though you're mending well. Yes, screening people - it's worth it....
Agreed. They often say STAFFORDSHIRE or VICTORIA WARE.
YUp, brollies. In style, it looks 1930s.
Bracelet might be Renoir, they did a lot of copper.
I vote new: I've seen similar in florists. Pretty with a flowering cherry branch.
I think it was more about geography and money in some ways. London had a decent telecoms network and also a nigh monopoly on good theatre - and...
Unless your Kirsch went to Hong Kong or mainland China, I don't think it's the same person. It reads more like L V to me than L J. Gut feel is...
Spring, I don't think that's the one in the Museum of London - I did find a photo of that one, and it's in a glass case. There's a fair few...
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