Featured Help with faint stamp

Thanks for any thoughts!

 

9 ct Lined - I guess that's like 9 karat gold filled?

 

Looks like 9 C T
Lined.

I've not seen 9 carat marked like that. Are you in the US
I think whatever that is - glass? is foil backed.

 

In the us, yes.

 

It could be butterfly wing.

 

Butterfly wing simulant, glass on textured foil
Idk if Czech made these, at least no butterfly was harmed by the process

 

9ct looks like a British mark. Could be from Downunder as well.
It is lovely, Joe. Is it yours, or are you thinking of buying?

 

I'd say British, but I've never seen LINED as a term.

 

Foil Lined - as in the back is lined with foil?

 

That's a thought. And a good one.

 

Yay!

 

https://emprades.com.au/antique-art-nouveau-9ct-rose-gold-lined-heart-pendant-on-chain/

This purports it to be the finest plating, but idk.

this one is more similar in style:
https://emprades.com.au/antique-art-nouveau-9ct-rose-gold-lined-pendant-on-chain/

 

Hm. It's not a term I've ever heard of with relation to jools from here. Given that's in Australia, maybe it's an Oz thing. I also don't get that description's differentiation from rolled gold.

 

Seems to be:
https://www.google.com/search?q=aus...=445&biw=320&client=safari&prmd=sivn&hl=en-US

 

Is that rigid part called teeth? Or another term?

 

It's known as bi-metal now ,at least here in the states....... http://technical-articles.hooverandstrong.com/wordpress/silver-bi-metal-sheet/

 

Could be milgrain There are different sized wheels.

 

Thank you.

 

Ah. Here, bi metal is used to refer to objects made of two metals: inlaid, or whatever. Antique Indian stuff, for example. Copper inlaid in silver.