Id help

Hi everyone
I recently bought these broches and I wonder if they are from 50-60's or much later ?
And if possible i would love to know who the maker is.

1)
925 marked pendant .


2) a lovely fish broche . brass?

3) 925 marked pendant.

 

4) a leaf shaped broche. Minimalist or brutalist?

5) an appel broche 94% pewter made in Tiel Holland


6) pendant unmarked.

 

When you have something that you say is "marked" you need to show us a picture of the mark.

 

yes offcorse
This is the first one

And this is the nr 3

 

The apple looks like it's pewter.

The other pictures need to be larger and in good focus.

 

Where did you get the others?

 

Yes the Apple is made of pewter. its marked 94% tin (=pewter) .
I took the pics in the evening . try tomorrow take a few in the daylight. But the mark on nr 3 is very small and its very difficult to focus on it

 

on the marktplaats (dutch ebay). Seller had many different items. Porcelain,, glass, jewellery from all kinds of countries

 

Is it likely that they are all of Dutch origin, considering the source?

 

I dont think these are all dutch origin. She had trifari, monet, coro , amber beads, , micromosaics murano . And lots of other stuff.

I dont know why but nr 2,3 and 4 looks scandinavian to me. And 6 Italian. I dont know but baraka had someting like that

 

Just hand this one over please and there won’t be any trouble
Seriously though, this is lovely.

Does the top unscrew off the figure?
I had a similar one, not identical, and I was surprised to find it contained ashes

 

3. Three crowns? Sweden.

 

I didnt unscrew the figure. And after your comment i'm not sure of im willing to unscrew it.

 

I think i see the 3 crowns. Should there also a year letter or did they not always used a yearletter?

 

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

 

The mark on the first one looks Dutch, but is too new to be in lists of antique or vintage jewellery.

The fish is Dutch tin, like pewter. The style is considered to be Amsterdam School, although possibly later than the more 'official' Amsterdam School jewellery.

Tiel is the main tin (pewter) manufacturing town of the Netherlands. Given that the Tiel apple brooch is not marked with one of the well-known manufacturers marks, it could have been made in a small workshop, rather than a factory.
The brooch could have been a gift from 'Jamfabriek de Betuwe' in Tiel, where jam was made from local fruit. The Betuwe region is famous for fruit trees.

@Hi2022 , think Flipje.

 

What is this?!. I think some translation could be needed

 

It is Flipje!!!
Flipje (diminutive of Philip) a little guy made of fruit, is the symbol of the jam factory in Tiel, and the town of Tiel too.
As I wrote in my last post, I think the Tiel apple brooch could have been a gift from the jam factory.

Flipje featured in promotional comic books and films. Amazingly he was never crushed to a pulp.

 

I made a few pics i daylight sorry perhaps it helps.
Nr1) on Etsy i found 2 pendant with both the same makersmark. Seller has labeled them as vintage but has not provider any further information. Since the seller from NL oparets, i think this pendant probably Dutch origin.


https://www.etsy.com/nl/listing/103...gertje-met?ref=search_recently_viewed-2&sts=1

2 & 4) yesterday i didn't notice but this morning saw that nr 2 &4: both have a C clasp closure. How often I look these brooches how beautiful i think they are. I have no knowlegde but both are well designed /well made by a professional.
@Any Jewelry i will search Amsterdams school but what do you mean with " ....later than more "official " ?

 

i like the idea.