Featured Triangel pendant w/milky stones

Picked this up today just because its odd, found two sets of marks one on the connector by the clasp and one on the hanger of the pendant. The reverse mark on the one by the clasp appears to be 900 and chain tests positive for silver. The pendant does not test for silver. Chain and pendant go together by marks and wondering who made it?








By Clasp

reverse of By Clasp

On Pendant

 

I suspect the silver marks are from Finland.

https://www.925-1000.com/Ffinland_Date_Code.html

 

The stones look like chalcedony bullets.

 

I'd have jumped all over that too. Chalcedony is one of my favorites.

 

Thanks for all the info, not bad for a buck! looks like the date letters are from 1964 and its .813 silver! Just have to figure out the maker.

 

The symbol marks look like an anvil & a crown to me.

 

They don't explain & they don't show, although they think they do, but sounds like this brooch may have the same marks:

https://www.etsy.com/listing/174856816/midcentury-finland-813h-silver-flower?ga_order=most_relevant&ga_search_type=all&ga_view_type=gallery&ga_search_query=813 finnish silver&ref=sc_gallery-1-2&plkey=88c97a8edcde4ec3b957467be0ac36556ba3321c:174856816

 

Maybe this maker?

https://www.etsy.com/listing/623248..._query=813 finnish silver&ref=sr_gallery-1-46

The anvil mark is the maker's mark of the Finnish firm of Kupittaan Kulta

 

Looks like you found it, Bronwen. Well done!

@coreya Great piece-- love it. These 1970s modernist pieces are sought after. Should have good resale.

 

Once again, just followed up on the knowledge of others. If Bakersgma had not recognized the marks as Finnish, I wouldn't have found anything.

 

I like the typo in the title. This is the one I usually see:

VINTAGE ANGLE SKIN CORAL NECKLACE WITH 14K GOLD CLASP

 

No bids yet, I guess no one wants angle skin....

 

It looks like there are additional letters after 813 H. I can’t see it very well. I’m wondering if it would be the particular maker. I found something similar, with an attribution to Elis Kauppi, who seems to have somewhat of a famed reputation. Anyway, maybe further research may help.
https://www.bukowskis.com/en/auctio...gate-kupittaan-kulta-turku-1964-weight-10-2-g

 

That would be the Turku town mark and the year mark.

 

There are definitely some significant differences between the 2 marks, but the anvils & crowns are made the same way.

 

Oh, I see. How do these get attributions to a particular maker, I wonder. Only because I’m finding many.

 

Turku hallmark:


The other mark is the date mark. I can see an L, but there should be a number after L. Is it a 7? In that case it is 1964, just like the one Hunting posted

 

Oh, so that’s also in Bakers link, I get it.

 

There is more info on this very useful Finnish site (in English):
https://www.leimat.fi/en/othermarks/datemarks

 

yes the date letters were L7 for 1964 on my piece. Thanks