Absolute mare to photograph. Gold washed coffee bean finial spoon with a TINY mark. It's C&B and what look like two anchors, point to point...
I'm rather partial to history, as well as bling. These are a bit of both. Three stretch bracelets, all marked Empire Made and a big fat daisy...
That brass bound style is the clue. It can be military use but more often was for colonial civil servants. The ones meant for the home were...
Assorted bits, I don't think any are wildly old, except the gingko leaf enamel pendant. Anyone recognise the marks please? ta! [ATTACH] [ATTACH]...
Brit here. That’s British. It talks in an early nineteenth accent or at a pinch, late eighteenth. If someone reminds me, I’ll get a photo of the...
We weren’t allowed to make it for the domestic market, it had to be for export. Once those controls were relaxed, design exploded. Festival of...
How big is it?
All I’ll add is that it’s actually a campaign style writing slope.
Ah gotcha. I'll go back and have a look.
Wouldn't it just. It is the most purple of purples and stunning quality. I found some Russian decanters with a similar cut and colour which has me...
@bercrystal or anyone else. This is in absolutely perfect condition. I'm thinking maybe early 20th Bohemian? [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Can’t add much, but I’d think porcelain, and French, agree in date.
It’s not massively valuable but it’s a lovely colour, twenty to forty quid here if that helps.
You only have ONE pile?
I’m thinking turquoise too.
It does, I agree. Might be Japanese.
You’re off down a rabbit hole!
My gaff is built like a brick sh!thouse to coin a phrase. 1928 London suburban, nine inch thick brick walls outside and not far off that inside,...
Have you a uv light?
You might look for a Georgian mop gaming piece to repair the missing bite.
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