Yes, who knows if they are attributing it to a maker as a wild hopeful guess or with good reason!. Even if the former it’s great to see another...
Good, I’m glad it isn’t just me that likes it!
Lol, I’m going to have to go and look up what most of that means! Thanyou very much :-) That makes sense. Definitely! That’s amazing! Thankyou...
I picked this up from the antiques fair today. I saw it from across the room and scooped it up. It wasn’t expensive but I have no idea what I have...
That’s a stunner! Lovely.
Me too! The batteries are dead in all of mine so I bought a separate little torch.
What do the beads look like under UV?
I think ‘bizarre’ is an appropriate word :hilarious:
Ooh, that made my head hurt after the day I’ve had. I’ve just tried to pronounce it three times and I give up. Word of the day...
Me too. Very cute.
Very pretty :-) Nice subject matter.
Found these [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
There is a sold one on Ruby Lane but not much useful information unfortunately. Suspect this was the one you found....
I think this could be a more modern version. Made in India. [ATTACH]
It’s definitely not an English saddle. The ring under the flap and the tooling isn’t something we see over here. The half panel isn’t something...
Late 18th!! :jawdrop: Mary insists they are gemstones not glass she just can’t make up her mind what. Much as I moan about her she doesn’t...
I’ve seen very similar beads recently on Facebook but I can’t for the life of me remember what was said about them. Hmm… off to look:pompous:
If the Georgian period is 1740-1830/7, where on the timeline could this sit?
Nothing changes:( If it’s not one country it’s another.
Aha, I didn’t think about that. Quartz?
Separate names with a comma.
