What's reasonable depends on why you would be buying. For resale? You just like? They would add to a collection you have? They all look very...
It amazes me how different something can look if my second look is at least half a day later than first. The ways of the brain are mysterious.
This could just as well be on the Laughable dBoo listings thread, but since it requires a little specialty knowledge to appreciate fully:...
Which one? And why? I see: two women with jugs getting water at a fountain; a mother & 2 children near a beehive; one I can't see fully....
Agreeing on tiger claw wannabe for this sort of thing:...
Hi, Angela. The mother of pearl pendant & box link chain were almost certainly not made by the same firm/individual, so marks on chain not...
May be of interest: https://www.thesprucecrafts.com/transferware-timeless-decorative-art-147949
Never mind. Morning eyes doing it again.
The real question seems to be how to tell dyed howlite from fake Chinese turquoise.
This guy was, alas, a carpenter, but shows how name wobbled between without & with the 'e': B(e)auchamp....
@Jivvy Now you're back (so good to have you back!), a tidbit. This is from a link in another thread: [IMG] and see how both the 'ch' & final...
Getting back to the original necklace, fake Chinese turquoise can't be ruled out: http://www.ddgnevada.com/wood/fake/fakechineserock.html The...
Alexander the Great &, I think, Pericles are the first 2.
Cool. :)
And you may be on to something, although how many were there total? 18 would be an unusual number for a set; typically multiples of 4. Maybe...
I think that nails it. :)
The posture of this one suggests to me that there should be a spear in the right hand, so I see the Archangel St. Michael, slaying Evil. The...
I'm wondering if the 'device' is not for Henry Green himself. It reads to me as: a small anvil, for the smith's craft; wings to show it is an...
Now you need spurs that jingle jangle jingle. :)
Looks like water buffalo horn.
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