Using the Rajasthan search term has given me much more success! I see some similar shape ones described as ‘Tiger claw’ and as amulets not...
Thankyou :kiss:
Purchase from a table of modern costume at the antiques fair, the seller said she didn’t know anything about it. Google keeps throwing up Afghan...
Thanks Holly,I had no idea that was what it was called.
The prongs look unusual. Quite ornate!
I was a bit sniffy about plastic jewellery but I’ve developed a liking for some of the early/mid century necklaces that are unusual and have...
If only our jewellery could talk!.
Thankyou @Pattywithay , that’s a very helpful search term :-)
Just wondering if anyone has insight into these two rosaries please? One is part Sterling with wooden beads and an Army St Christopher medallion....
The local shops have been quite dry recently so I had a few hours spare and went to a couple of shops I haven’t visited recently. Fortunately...
Welcome :-)
If no one from the US calls dibs can you find out what the postage would be? Maybe minus the alpaca bracelet if that makes it more expensive as...
I’d definitely be in but I’m in the UK so postage would be a killer. Lovely offer though :-)
It’s very cute. I like it!. Most of the ones I’ve seen are just random pieces of patterned china, yours has a more interesting subject.
As a child I spent many happy family holidays with family friends who owned Tracey Mill near Honiton. My dad helped get the water wheel going...
Great word. This sometimes works for removing some of those careless black acid stains on gold where someone has applied it straight to the item.
ah, I see! I see quite a lot of glass being described as gemstone by dealers at antiques fairs. I think they just guess half the time and then...
I love glass beads! There are so many beautiful designs and colours and the craftsmanship is amazing. High end or true vintage / antique...
So pretty. Great save. It’s heartbreaking to think of all the irreplaceable treasures that have been melted down.
Our fruit and veg are often delivered to shops in wooden crates hence ‘orange boxes’ the fruit not the colour. The boxes get reused by car boot...
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