I think that’s manganese glass.
I've seen very similar ones identified as Gerbing. But Chris is definitive.
The imp might be twenties even. Mass tourism and all that. the locket with the applied top looks Victorian. Agree on the blue drops, early...
Agreed. Nice Edwardian piece. The cut and also that blue.
And that’s a very cute pendant, too.
Oh, that’s a thought, a bracelet would make much more sense. I was thinking something like a choker, but the thing is BIG. I’m wondering if it was...
More from the clever blokes. They wanted to sell me a rather unpleasant very modern silver bracelet for thirteen quid. I did not buy it. Bought...
I'm not surprised at Japan. Their stuff tends to be rather frilly pretty pastels, even now.
That’s off piste, rather than piece. ;)
In the U.K., antique pieces are much better value. No VAT and no massive margins.
That off thing is a very common British engineering term. Also seen on things like invoices and orders.
Totally agree, and well worth the money.
That’s called superb selling. Clever.
The Limoges and Dutch couple are thirties ish, buckle is Edwardian.
I think that’s Mexican, Johnny.
I’d start with Egermann.
The seed beads might be Czech, but they were also made on Murano. That’s one of the prettiest things.
That’s a very nice mid to late nineteenth silver brooch. In the Scottish style as made fashionable by Queen Victoria. I agree it might well be...
Agreed, and I’ve had that one.
Glass might be someone like LSA Krosno.
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