Featured Made in France, possibly deco in era, can you make out the mark?

Hi,
Probably a long shot but anyone recognize the mark? These are so nicely made. The stones are glass. Would they be considered gripoix? I don’t think the metal is any type of precious but I have not ventured to scratch them yet. I think they are genuine Art deco era. What are your thoughts?

Thank you for any help

 

I can read, in the rectangle, what looks like "MADE IN FRANCE", but that's all I can see legible.......they're a very pretty green though!!

 

Seconded. I see Made in France too. What's in the diamond is anyone's guess.

 

maybe a French silver mark..???

 

pretty Bling there !!!!!!

 

All I see in the other mark is a kitty. Lol

 

I see some creature flanked by 2 letters...

 

The lozenge is a French maker's mark, usually seen on precious metals. But with the absence of a silver mark and with the heavy construction, I don't expect it to be silver.

 

Me either. I'd have been surprised if they were. Rhinestones glued into Sterling were a WWII-era occurrence, generally speaking. Here anyway.

 

I'd get it tested,,,,,,,,, they are really smart in design..... and it looks like a jewellers saw cut into the metal........

 

I’ll take them to ge tested. I don’t think they are precious metal

 

So not deco in era?

 

Not an expert but... To my eye, they look Art Deco in inspiration but not in execution.

Debora

 

I'd think barely Post-WWII Deco Revival from the hardware, but the stones at the hinge and the metal design in that spot... late 20s could be right. They would have looked great with a Louise Books-ish bob.

 

Ok, tyvm.

 

Hiya!
Revisited these and I think it’s a T?P inside the diamond shape. You know anywhere I can search French maker’s marks?
Thank you

 

Deposè? That's "trademarked" or "copyrighted" in French.

 

It isn't in any of my sources.

 

Thank you for looking. They’re made so nicely in my opinion. Just wondering who they could be