They are all different. Every setting, also, is different. Solid metal panel backs, hence heavy. Jingly clunky sound. Very eyecatching. I love it,...
Bought new in Amsterdam about 14 years ago. Glass "cameos" very realistic. Very unusual for me to buy a new piece of jewellery.[IMG]
Effective and showy, but very heavy to wear.[IMG]
What is its history? I asked my partner what his first impression was. "A cheap Chinese slip cast copy"
My first impression was chinese, not Wemys.
Reminds me of Limoges enamelled jewellery. If French will likely be 18ct.
It is not antique.
They had no idea of his military past.
Don't usually buy teddies but I liked him. Growler not working.[IMG]
I have seen them where the antlers are used as a pen rest.
Looks like one of the copies that flooded the market in the late eighties.
Minton pate sur pate.
I must be getting old as I think that a lot of them are tasteless.
This is the type of china I associate with "fairings" I believe most of them were made in Germany. Lots of different images usually with a quote...
Don't know a thing about the sword, but I fancy that curry in the background. One of the things I miss here in France.
They wanted to go to the main Australian memorial. First stop along the way was Poziers cemetary. A lot of Australian graves there, including one...
Years ago, we used to see a lot for sale in the UK then like a lot of items, they slowly got scarcer and scarcer. The last one I sold, many years...
The blue ball is a Royal Copenhagen bowl designed by Inge Lise Koefoed. Mesh purse is silver. Art nouveau crumb scoop is Carl Deffner.
Finds on sunday. [IMG]
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