I send things as letters, the postage is trivial, but thanks anyway.
But the numbers on the boat don't.
No you do not need to cut the pearls. The wear will have exposed the inner layers. Like a gob stopper with one end partly sucked away, the rings...
I am now even more of the opinion that this is the remains of an 18th C or earlier piece that has been reworked, and I agree that you should take...
They really grew some good stuff in those days.......... Hollywood art directors born thousands of years before their time. I wonder how many...
As far as I know there is no market whatsoever for old Christmas ornaments in the UK. Well, not entirely true it seems but specifying UK sellers...
I have not heard from antidiem yet.
Berber, as you have in the headline. New touristware,I think.
When I was at Oxford I liked going to the Ashmolean Museum for a lunchtime nap.
It is not a rosary, the beads are not arranged in decades (groups of 10)
Yeah, what I said. :-) I'd not trust him as far as I could throw him.
The stones, if they are diamonds appear to merely polished natural shapes rather than cut, and this could make them 18th C or earlier. The fact...
Has anyone noticed that the Laughing Cavalier is not remotely laughing. To me he looks more like someone figuring out a way to cheat the artist...
Really, just some blokes in an Italian shed.
Looks like a nice diorama of an early 19th C. barque.
Is that a recording echosounder? It seems to have couple of switches missing, etc.
You can use the Edit to correct that title. Looks like a routine 19th C print of a very popular subject.
Well,I'd be off down to the shops in that suit, just for a laugh.
famille rose cricket box. I think davey will join me in wincing at that one.
They have more sense than that. Someone must have a better idea even though mine was not one of my joke answers, even if it sounded like it even...
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