I'm not seeing Faberge quality, and the mark looks a bit ragged.
They do look to be. One site says 1968 for those. We used to have a Lefton expert - c*me*4*lefton*info - but I guess he's not around any more....
Looks like damage to Pinkie's bonnet and maybe a missing finger. Walk away. It's possible they are earlier and German (c1900), but I tend to...
I think it's an attractive pattern. Neither age nor availability can be counted on as indicators of value, but hope springs eternal that this time...
This is a favorite of mine, purchased for about the same money and of the same ilk. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Another one of those things...
Could be. Dawk is very likely as his passing had been quite recent. It might help if we knew who the Major was.
Absolutely nothing to be sorry about. Printing processes were very sophisticated by the end of Victorian times.
You see... two people thinking about the same thing, their thoughts mingling in the ether... bound to come up with the right answer.
Paragraph 3: like a "Buddhist" soul
Paragraph 2, near the end: the prospect is not "seductive". You know, I think the word before Karma might be "Tory" (or is that what was meant?)
I'm seeing Driscoll as well. I like it, but for all that it looks old-fashioned, I don't think it's very old.
I think maybe it's "passed on", but it's too late to change.
I like those fish. They're colorful, fun, and clever. That's a beautiful cameo, but it would make me crazy. Being one of the four seasons, I...
Good work, Deborah!
I agree on most of your suggestions and have edited accordingly, but I can't see the first gap in the second paragraph as Tory. There were...
Stylistically, I'd call it late baroque, but that has nothing to do with its age.
"Imperium et Libertas: A Study in History and Politics" is a book published in 1901. Don't have any details but it's readily available online....
Here's what I see: I am so delighted that you have taken on Mr. [ ]. I shall send him Imperium and Libertas with my blessing. I am glad, but I...
Here's a completed listing (item withdrawn) from eBay UK:...
Aquitaine: OP says at the outset. It's not from the early 1800's. Postcards were introduced in the 1860s. The oilette series started in 1903....
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