**Guest Jewellery Designers Page**

 

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I have reserved the space below especially for jewellery that has been made by an independent jewellery designer, where all/some of the beads used in the design were made by me. If you would like to purchase any of these fantastic items just click on the email address at the end of the listing to express your interest. This is a link to the designer of the item for sale here. Please do feel free to contact them if you have any questions regarding an item, item purchase or for Post and Packing costs.

 

 

This page is presently un-occupied....

 

 

Items exhibited here are on behalf of the jewellery designer, contact will be with the designer of the item and not with Scottish Lampwork.

 

Thanks for looking!

John (Scottish-lampwork)

 

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Do you have a nice item you have made with some of my beads?

Would you like to advertise that item online but do not have access to a website?

This is a networking page, it is here to be used for items that include beads I have made. This page is always free of charge for any of my customers to exhibit their own work and perhaps help find a buyer for the item.

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Hi Steffi, here are the photos of the George IV coins for you to see.

 

 

 

As you can see they are all well used as usual with coins this old.

Notice there is an Irish Penny and all the rest are British. Also there are two different types of farthings, one with the date on the obverse 1826 and one with the date on the reverse 1822.

The Irish Penny is 1822 as is the Farthing on the left also 1822, all the rest are 1926 coins. The farthing on the right the 1826 is the one with the ink stain I was telling you about and is as you can see in fairly good condition appart from the ink stain.

 

Let me know what you think, I am open to offers for these.

Best wishes, John.